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added more german nobility titles #101

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15 changes: 15 additions & 0 deletions nameparser/config/titles.py
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TITLES = FIRST_NAME_TITLES | set([
"attaché",
"chargé d'affaires",
"chargé d’affaires",
"king's",
"king’s",
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Suggestion from my side would be to normalize the apostrophes and dashes prior to matching against these lists. There are too many variations to capture them all.

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Absolutely agreed; I did not take the time to take a look if this happens already somewhere in the code... Obviously there's a bunch of misused characters that might function as apostrophes, even if we only take into account latin script, e.g. '’‘' and the backtick that ` creates the <code/>. Search the unicode.org charts for all other apostrophes for other writing systems

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I would benefit from this MR as I will have to deal with German names soon. Would it be reasonable to move the debate about apostrophes to a dedicated issue so that the rest of the contribution could be released?

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Fine by me. The PR is quite old. So I guess it needs to have conflicts resolved etc.

"marchioness",
"marquess",
"marquis",
"marquise",
"queen's",
"queen’s",
'10th',
'1lt',
'1sgt',
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'ecologist',
'economist',
'editor',
'edler',
'edmi',
'edohen',
'educator',
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'entertainer',
'entrepreneur',
'envoy',
'erzbischof',
'essayist',
'evangelist',
'excellency',
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'foreign',
'forester',
'founder',
'fräulein',
'freifrau',
'freiherr',
'friar',
'fürst',
'fürsterzbischof',
'gaf',
'gen',
'general',
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'graf',
'grand',
'group',
'großfürst',
'guitarist',
'guru',
'gyani',
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'heiress',
'her',
'hereditary',
'herzog',
'high',
'highness',
'his',
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'principal',
'printer',
'printmaker',
'prinz',
'prior',
'private',
'pro',
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'rdml',
'rear',
'rebbe',
'reichsgraf',
'registrar',
'rep',
'representative',
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'reverend',
'right',
'risk',
'ritter',
'rock',
'royal',
'rt',
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