"NOT NEAR" matching in sphinxsearch?
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Say have an some strings like 

    sphinxQL> select * from rttest where match('beach');
    +------+--------+---------------------------------------------+
    | id   | weight | value                                       |
    +------+--------+---------------------------------------------+
    |   12 |   1576 | looking down on the beach from Beach Street |
    |   10 |   1555 | This is a beach                             |
    |   11 |   1555 | photo of Beach Street                       |
    +------+--------+---------------------------------------------+

How can match documents that do contain "beach", but not when its just part of "Beach Street" phrase. 

This sort of works:

    sphinxQL> select * from rttest where match('beach -"beach street"');
    +------+--------+-----------------+
    | id   | weight | value           |
    +------+--------+-----------------+
    |   10 |   1527 | This is a beach |
    +------+--------+-----------------+

But ideally we should get document 12 as well. As we have beach on its own too. 
> looking down on the **beach** from Beach Street

Just excluding the phrase, excludes all documents with the phrase, regardless if they match just the single keyword too. 

Something like 'NOT NEAR' would be ideal:

    sphinxQL> select * from rttest where match('beach -NEAR/1 street');
    ERROR 1064 (42000): index rttest: syntax error, unexpected TOK_NEAR near 'NEAR/1 street'

But as we don't have that, any other way to do it? (aside from post processing ;)
