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        }

    }

    /**

     * If there is a safe n-gram at the front of this log buffer, publish it with all details, and

     * remove the LogUnits that constitute it.

     *

     * An n-gram might not be "safe" if it violates privacy controls.  E.g., it might contain

     * numbers, an out-of-vocabulary word, or another n-gram may have been published recently.  If

     * there is no safe n-gram, then the LogUnits up through the first word-containing LogUnit are

     * published, but without disclosing any privacy-related details, such as the word the LogUnit

     * generated, motion data, etc.

     *

     * Note that a LogUnit can hold more than one word if the user types without explicit spaces.

     * In this case, the words may be grouped together in such a way that pulling an n-gram off the

     * front would require splitting a LogUnit.  Splitting a LogUnit is not possible, so this case

     * is treated just as the unsafe n-gram case.  This may cause n-grams to be sampled at slightly

     * less than the target frequency.

     */

    protected final void publishLogUnitsAtFrontOfBuffer() throws IOException {

        // TODO: Refactor this method to require fewer passes through the LogUnits.  Should really

        // require only one pass.