[sh] and Paragraph First Line
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Hello, I have a very quick question:

Is it already known that words containing [sh], and specifically those beginning [sh], are more common in the first line of a paragraph?

The presence of [f] and [p] has been known for a while in this location, but am uncertain if [sh] had been mentioned before. Can anybody recall?

(Also, seemingly, words ending [chdy], but I'm less certain on this.)
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