The common phenomenon - the "X effect" traces its origin back to olden day spell-checkers, wherein, when you type the word "cooperation", it spell checks to X. The reason being that, olden day computers had only the hyphenated form (co-operation) in their dictionary. This spelling review to X was quite a highlight in the early days of computing, when Apple was the pioneer in the field.
Modern examples include:
definately -> defiantly
voldemort -> voltmeter
DeMeco Ryans -> demerol :D
ID X.
(Tip: answer is guessable)
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