Finding a word in 'normal' language that works in both the distance 1 and distance 2 situations is not very productive, as I see it. Perhaps, there are other suggestions. I only have one example.
For distance 1 (A A), a narrative; 'we had ten sheep wolves killed ONE ONE froze dead'
For distance 2 (A B A), a common phrase; 'ONE by ONE'
So, there would be a set of numerical examples.
The second part of the A B A investigation is the examination of the B vord. In the 32 examples of "daiin <B vord> daiin", what's up with the B vord? Is it always the same? Or is there a lot of diversity? And also the identification of the vords themselves. Do they expand the limited vocabulary seen so far in the sequence vords or do they not? And then there are the B vords used in the other distance 2 examples. Plotting examples to relevant folios would indicate if there is clustering.
For distance 1 (A A), a narrative; 'we had ten sheep wolves killed ONE ONE froze dead'
For distance 2 (A B A), a common phrase; 'ONE by ONE'
So, there would be a set of numerical examples.
The second part of the A B A investigation is the examination of the B vord. In the 32 examples of "daiin <B vord> daiin", what's up with the B vord? Is it always the same? Or is there a lot of diversity? And also the identification of the vords themselves. Do they expand the limited vocabulary seen so far in the sequence vords or do they not? And then there are the B vords used in the other distance 2 examples. Plotting examples to relevant folios would indicate if there is clustering.