 accustomed to there being different closed seasons or areas for different gear types. (source)
Teachers are not accustomed to there being observers in their classrooms and are even less accustomed to using data to reflect on their own classroom practices. (source)

The second sentence:

She is used to being no one else around.

looks strange. I thought it could be accepted as an example of "poetic language" or "Yoda speech", with the meaning

She is used to being around no one else. (she is used to being alone)

But a native speaker says it's incorrect after all (see comments).
Had it been a correct sentence, it would've put more stress on the woman's own willingness to "be apart from other people", while your first example perhaps stresses more the unaccessibility of people in "there", in the location or locations she frequents.

 Q:

jQuery hover is not working when load data for autocomplete

This code is not working:
$("ul.lst li").hover(function (event) {   
    $('#span').text($(this).index());
});

When use the same code and hard coded html, mouse-over works smooth and give the hovered li index.
What am I missing? 

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var selectedRecord = null;
var fRecords = [];
var autocomplete = function (event, el) {   
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    if (event.key === "ArrowDown") {
       
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            selectedIndex = 0;           
        }
        else if (records.length > 0 && selectedIndex < records.length - 1) {
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        changeClass(selectedIndex);
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        if (records == null) return;  // if no result

        if (records.length > 0 && selectedIndex == null) {
            selectedIndex = 0;
        }
        else if (records.length > 0 && selectedIndex > 0) {
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accustomed to there being different closed seasons or area for unlike gear types. (generator) 
 teacher are not accustomed to there being observers in their classrooms and are even less accustomed to use datum to reflect on their own classroom practices. (source) 

 The second sentence: 

 She is used to being no one else about. 

 looks strange. I think it could be accepted as an example of " poetic language " or " Yoda speech ", with the meaning 

 She is used to being around no one else. (she is used to being entirely) 

 But a native speaker says it's incorrect subsequently all (see comments). 
 Had it been a correct sentence, it would've frame more stress on the woman's own willingness to " be apart from other people ", while your inaugural example perhaps stresses more the unaccessibility of people in " there ", in the location or locations she frequents. 

  Q: 

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     $ (' # span').text($(this).index ()); 
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 When use the same code and hard coded html, mouse - over oeuvre smooth and give the hovered li exponent. 
 What am I miss? 

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Veacyers qre not accustomed to ghere beijg obsercers un their classrooms and zve evzn less accustomgd to using gata to reflecd un their own classroom practices. (sourse)

The srclnd sentence:

Shg is lsqd tk being no one else around.

looks stdange. I thought it cpuld be accepted as an exalple of "poetic languagf" or "Yoda sksecr", with the mexning

She is used to bejng around no one else. (she is ured tp being alinw)

Buh a native s'eaker says it's ingprrect after sll (see commenbs).
Had it been a correct senteice, it would've put mjre stresv kn the woman's own wullincnesv to "ve xpadt fdom otjer people", whjle your fiest example perhaps segrsses more tge unascqssibility of people in "there", in the lobatikn or locations she frewuents.

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What wm I missing? 

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 accustomed to there being difFerent closEd seaSonS or ArEas fOr diFferent gear typES. (souRce)
Teachers are not accusTomed To THere BEiNg obsErvers iN ThEIR clAsSrOomS aND aRe eveN leSs accusTomed to usiNg dAtA to reflect on THeIr own classRooM practices. (soUrcE)

The seCoNd sENtencE:

ShE is usEd to beINg no onE else arouNd.

LOoks stRAnge. I thOUGhT it cOuld be accepted as aN ExAMple of "poetic laNguage" Or "yOdA SPeeCh", wIth the meanInG

She iS Used to bEInG AROunD No one else. (she iS used to beinG AloNe)

But a NaTivE SpeakeR says It'S IncOrrect after All (sEe commentS).
Had it BEen a corREct sentEnce, it WouLd'vE put MOrE sTreSs ON thE WoMan'S Own WillingnEsS tO "be apArt fROM OTher PeoPle", wHile yOur first exampLe pErhaPS stResseS more The uNaCcessIbilitY of peOpLe in "there", in the lOcatIon or locaTioNs She FrEquenTS.

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What am i Missing? 

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 accustomed to there being  different  clos edsea so ns o r ar eas for differ e nt g ear types. (source)
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T he sec o nd sent e n ce :

S he is used to bei n gn o one else aro und.
lo o ks s tra nge . I though tit co u ld be a c ce p t e d a s  an example o f "poetic l a ngu age" o r"Yo d a spee ch",wi t h t he meaning
She  is usedto bei n g aroun d  no one  else.  (s heis u s ed  t o b ei n g a l on e)But  a nativ esp eaker  say s i t 's i nco rrec t aft er all (see c omm ents ) .
H ad it  been  a c or rectsenten ce, i twould've put mo re s tress onthe  w oma n' s own willin gne ssto "beapart f r omot h e r  p eople", while your  f i r st  example  perha p sst r esses mo re  th e un a c cessi bili t yof peopl e in " t he re ", in t he  locat io n o r l ocati o ns s he fre quents.
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What a m I  missin g?

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 accustomed_to there_being different closed seasons_or areas_for_different gear_types._(source)
Teachers are not_accustomed to there_being observers in their_classrooms and are_even_less accustomed to using data to reflect on their own classroom practices. (source)

The second_sentence:

She_is used_to_being_no one else around.

looks strange._I thought it could be_accepted as_an example of "poetic language" or "Yoda speech",_with_the meaning

She is_used to being around no one else. (she is_used to being alone)

But a native_speaker says it's_incorrect_after_all (see comments).
Had it_been a correct sentence, it would've_put more stress on the woman's_own willingness to "be apart from other_people", while your first example perhaps_stresses more the unaccessibility of_people in_"there", in the location or_locations she frequents.

_Q:

jQuery hover_is not working_when load data for autocomplete

This code_is not working:
$("ul.lst_li").hover(function (event) {   
__  $('#span').text($(this).index());
});

When_use_the_same code_and hard coded_html,_mouse-over works_smooth_and give the hovered li index.
What_am_I missing? 

var records = [];
var selectedIndex_= null;
var selectedRecord =_null;
var_fRecords = [];
var autocomplete_= function (event, el) {_  
   _var search_= el.value;

_   if (event.key === "ArrowDown") {
   _   
  _   _ if(records_==_null) return; _//_if no_result

      _ if_(records.length > 0 && selectedIndex ==_null) {
  __     _  selectedIndex = 0; _    ___  
  _     }
_  _    else if (records.length_>_0 && selectedIndex < records.length -_1)_{
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_     _ }
       _changeClass(selectedIndex);
  _ }
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      _ if_(records == null)_return;  // if no result

    _   if (records.length > 0_&& selectedIndex == null) {
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_      _}
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_  _  _ _  _selectedIndex--;
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