StickInsect_TheAge.txt:

^{|16 words|}"The thought was that the insects that did not have wings were probably the most advanced," Mr Whiting said.

Matched paragraph from "Walking Sticks, Just Winging It (washingtonpost.com)":

^{|16 words|}"The thought was that the insects that did not have wings were probably the most advanced," Whiting said. Insects can lose their wings for several reasons, he explained. For parasites, such as fleas or lice, wings are superfluous and awkward. And cold-weather insects shed their wings to decrease the surface area of their bodies.

Matched document:

Walking Sticks, Just Winging It (washingtonpost.com).
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A63146-2003Jan15.html