Hi, Not really as the words don’t exist in the corpus field. They way we have got around it in the past is to have another non stopped field that is also searched on (in addition to the the stopped field) with a boost to the score for matches. As an slight alternative you could do the above but choose a stopped or non stopped field if quotes are present when your application builds the query
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