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Abbreivation decoder

It's not really smart, but extremely simple. Example:

from abbrey import AbbrDecoder

decoder = AbbrDecoder()

input_string = "He is a good pm"
print(decoder.decode_sentence(input_string))

Output:

He is a good project manager

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