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 if contains($seq,lower-case(substring(@word,1,1))) Interesting, My "group-by" was used to name the files that each current-group() produced, one for each letter of the Czech alphabet. My very verbose expression did this using the current-grouping-key(). Would your code produce one file each for the four diacritical letters in $seq? or put them all in one file? Also, don't forget the digraph 'ch', the ninth letter of the Czech alphabet - can you find a succinct way to insert it in your more terse expressions? For everyone who helped with the index, it is now up at www.cpslib.org under the <Index> button. Regards, Mark 
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