15. The multi-stage method for text morphing in claim 13 : wherein each phrase or segment substitution identified is performed only once in Text B; wherein each substitution identified is done as often as the phrase or segment to be replaced appears throughout all of Text B; or wherein each substitution identified is done selectively and non-uniformly, based on some ranking criteria, throughout Text B.
13. A multi-stage method for morphing together bodies of text comprising: stage-one text morphing within a computerized data processing environment, search engine, and/or user interface, wherein this stage-one text morphing comprises: identifying pairs of phrases that each have a phrase (Phrase A) from a first body of text (Text A) and a phrase (Phrase B) from a second body of text (Text B); wherein a phrase is a text string containing one or more words, abbreviations, numbers, or combinations thereof; wherein Phrase A can be used as a phrase synonym for Phrase B; and wherein a phrase synonym is one phrase that can be substituted for another phrase in text use without causing significant changes in the meaning of the text or creating grammatical errors; and then substituting, within each pair of phrases, Phrase A for Phrase B, in Text B; stage-two text morphing within a computerized data processing environment, search engine, and/or user interface, wherein this stage-two text morphing comprises: identifying pairs of text segments that each have a segment (Segment A) from Text A and a segment (Segment B) from Text B, wherein Segment A and Segment B start with phrase synonyms and end with phrase synonyms; and then substituting, within each pair of text segments, all or part of Segment A for all or part of Segment B, in Text B; stage-three text morphing within a computerized data processing environment, search engine, and/or user interface, wherein this stage-three text morphing comprises: identifying triplets of text that each have a phrase (Phrase A) from Text A, a segment (Segment B) from Text B, and a segment (Segment C) from a large reference body of text (Text C), wherein Segment B and Segment C start with phrase synonyms and end with phrase synonyms; wherein the segment portion between the starting and ending phrases of Segment B can be called Middle B and the segment portion between the starting and ending phrases of Segment C can be called Middle C, wherein Middle C is a synonym of, or identical to, Phrase A; and substituting, for each triplet, Phrase A for Middle B, in Text B; and/or identifying triplets of text that each have a segment (Segment A) from Text A, a phrase (Phrase B) from Text B, and a segment (Segment C) from a large reference body of text (Text C), wherein Segment A and Segment C start with phrase synonyms and end with phrase synonyms; wherein the segment portion between the starting and ending phrases of Segment A can be called Middle A and the segment portion between the starting and ending phrases of Segment C can be called Middle C, wherein Middle C is a synonym of, or identical to, Phrase B; and substituting, for each triplet, Middle A for Phrase B, in Text B; and stage-four text morphing within a computerized data processing environment, search engine, and/or user interface, wherein this stage-four text morphing comprises: identifying quadruplets of text that each have a phrase (Phrase A) from Text A, a phrase (Phrase B) from Text B, and two segments (Segment C 1 and Segment C 2 ) from Text C, wherein Segment C 1 and Segment C 2 start with phrase synonyms and end with phrase synonyms; wherein the segment portion between the starting and ending phrases of Segment C 1 can be called Middle C 1 and the segment portion between the starting and ending phrases of Segment C 2 can be called Middle C 2 , wherein Middle C 1 is a synonym of, or identical to, Phrase A and wherein Middle C 2 is a synonym of, or identical to, Phrase B; and substituting, for each quadruplet, Phrase A for Phrase B, in Text B.