How to create custom appendices in Word (without marking one by one)

Somebody asked. I created a solution. How can you get Word to create a series of appendices that list all the sentences within the document that contain a specific word or phrase?

Using the indexing tool in Word only indexes the page number(s) where the word appears (which we don't need in this case), and the word itself, rather than the whole sentence that the word is found in.

My solution makes clever use of TC and TOC fields to build a very custom Table of Contents. The whole process is automated with a macro.

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