CLTK Sentence Tokenization (Latin NLP with Python 10)

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Before you added in "new_sents = []" my script works but repeats the first line, "Doleo de dolore corporis tui, sed gaudeo de felicitate animae tuae." without removal of punctuation or lower casing at the very bottom of the output. I have a dim memory of there being a looping issue in Python that explains this but it escapes me at the moment.

Just a personal tick but would it be easier to follow if imports were always handled first as opposed to jumping out of the explanation of a new function to add the new call? Thanks!

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