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README.md Example: Stopwords are not Ignored

I believe your commit 6bf7f9f, 'Load stop-words as a string slice instead of splitting a large string', broke stopwords from working. If I rollback to version prior to that commit, everything works fine (git checkout 7df06d19b2795d3b3101a8da3b79efad4c2ce7be).

Running the README.md example (with the import fixed), stopwords are not removed.

package main

import (
	"fmt"

	rake "github.com/afjoseph/RAKE.Go"
)

func main() {
	text := `The growing doubt of human autonomy and reason has created a state of moral confusion where man is left without the guidance of either revelation or reason. The result is the acceptance of a relativistic position which proposes that value judgements and ethical norms are exclusively matters of arbitrary preference and that no objectively valid statement can be made in this realm... But since man cannot live without values and norms, this relativism makes him an easy prey for irrational value systems.`

	candidates := rake.RunRake(text)

	for _, candidate := range candidates {
		fmt.Printf("%s --> %f\n", candidate.Key, candidate.Value)
	}

	fmt.Printf("\nsize: %d\n", len(candidates))
}
a relativistic position --> 9.000000
objectively valid statement --> 9.000000
an easy prey --> 9.000000
value judgements --> 4.000000
human autonomy --> 4.000000
the acceptance --> 4.000000
growing doubt --> 4.000000
relativism makes --> 4.000000
the guidance --> 4.000000
either revelation --> 4.000000
be made --> 4.000000
arbitrary preference --> 4.000000
exclusively matters --> 4.000000
this realm --> 4.000000
moral confusion --> 4.000000
since man --> 3.500000
ethical norms --> 3.500000
norms --> 1.500000
man --> 1.500000
proposes --> 1.000000
irrational --> 1.000000
left --> 1.000000
created --> 1.000000
reason --> 1.000000
state --> 1.000000
values --> 1.000000
result --> 1.000000
systems --> 1.000000
live --> 1.000000
that --> 1.000000

size: 30

I am running:

go version go1.13.1 darwin/amd64

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