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You can parse individual NMEA sentences using the `parse(data, check=False)` function, which takes a string containing a
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NMEA 0183 sentence and returns a `NMEASentence` object. Note that the leading '$' is optional and trailing whitespace is ignored when parsing a sentence.
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You can create a `NMEASentence` object by calling the constructor with talker, message type, and data fields:
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