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> Personally, I suspect the most frequent typo that results in a word
> is the you/your pair. I have taken both out of my dictionary so that I check
> every one of them.
And anything that ends in "tio", because my fingers want to type that
final "n". Ratio/ration is a good example. So often I type that last "n"
that I have to consciously think about *not* adding it. Same thing with
"within" - it's very often "withing".
