var WARNINGS = {
  warnings: [
    { keyword: 'just',
      source:  'http://www.taramohr.com/8-ways-women-undermine-themselves-with-their-words/',
      message: '"Just" demeans what you have to say. "Just" shrinks your power. ' +
               'It\'s time to say goodbye to the justs. --Tara Sophia Mohr', },
    { keyword: 'actually',
      source:  'http://www.taramohr.com/8-ways-women-undermine-themselves-with-their-words/',
      message: '"Actually" communicates a sense of surprise that you have ' +
               'something to say. Of course you want to add something. Of ' +
               'course you have questions. There\'s nothing surprising about ' +
               'it.  --Tara Sophia Mohr', },
    { keyword: 'sorry',
      source:  'http://www.fastcompany.com/3032112/strong-female-lead/sorry-not-sorry-why-women-need-to-stop-apologizing-for-everything',
      message: 'Using "sorry" frequently undermines your gravitas and makes you ' +
               'appear unfit for leadership. --Sylvia Ann Hewlett', },
    { keyword: 'apologize',
      source:  'http://www.fastcompany.com/3032112/strong-female-lead/sorry-not-sorry-why-women-need-to-stop-apologizing-for-everything',
      message: 'Apologizing unnecessarily puts you in a subservient position and ' +
               'makes people lose respect for you --Bonnie Marcus', },
    { keyword: 'I think',
      source:  'http://www.fastcompany.com/3049609/the-future-of-work/4-types-of-useless-phrases-you-need-to-eliminate-from-your-emails',
      message: '"I think" undermines your idea and displays an overall lack of ' +
               'self-confidence. --Lydia Dishman', },
    { keyword: 'I\'m no expert',
      source:  'http://www.fastcompany.com/3049609/the-future-of-work/4-types-of-useless-phrases-you-need-to-eliminate-from-your-emails',
      message: '"I\'m no expert" undermines your idea and displays an overall ' +
              'lack of self-confidence. --Lydia Dishman', },
    { keyword: 'does that make sense',
      source:  'http://goop.com/how-women-undermine-themselves-with-words/',
      message: '"does that make sense" comes across either as condescending ' +
               '(like your audience can\'t understand) or it implies you feel ' +
               'you\'ve been incoherent. A better way to close is something like ' +
               '"I look forward to hearing your thoughts." You can leave it up ' +
               'to the other party to let you know if they are confused about ' +
               'something, rather than implying that you "didn\'t make sense." ' +
               '--Tara Sophia Mohr', },
    { keyword: 'try',
      source:  'http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/7-things-not-to-say-and-7-things-to-start-saying.html',
      message: '"Do or do not. There is no try." --Yoda' },
  ],
};

@@ -2632,16 +2632,23 @@
 rd: 'try
+%7Ctrying
 ',%0A     

Add 'trying' to the 'try' warning.