CPD Plugin "Ignore Literals" causes "false" detections with big array of Strings

We set up the "Settings -> CPD Plugin -> Ignore Literals" to be "true".

Sonar correctly detected this code to be copy/paste (code paraphrased):
List peopleList = new ArrayList();
peopleList.add("a name");
peopleList.add("some name");
peopleList.add("another name");
peopleList.add("some other name");

was a copy of

List houseList = new ArrayList();
houseList.add("a house");
houseList.add("some house");
houseList.add("another house");
houseList.add("some other house");

For reasons beyond the scope of this bug, we need the strings to be in the code. So we changed the code into:
String [] people = new String[]{"a name", "some name", "another name", "some other name"};
and
String [] houses = new String[]{"a house", "some house", "another house", "some other house"};

The string arrays are also detected as duplicates. Although I technically understand why this is happening, I think this prevents developers from creating multiple large arrays with strings in any part of the code.

Is this the desired effect and if so, how do the people who wrote the CPD plugin suggest this is solved, given that the strings can not be externalized (the need to be part of the code, per requirement of the customer).