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-Quotes and punctuation mixed
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-‘I feel’ ‘ah’ ‘no.’ ‘no?’ ‘if’ ‘cake!’ ‘¿jeff?’ ‘¡si!’ ‘i’ll’ 
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-‘I feel’ ‘ah’ ‘no.’ ‘no?’ ‘if’ ‘cake!’ ‘¿jeff?’ ‘¡si!’ ‘i’ll’ 
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-'I feel' 'ah' 'no.' 'no?' 'if' 'cake!' '¿jeff?' '¡si!' 'i'll'
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-,I feel’ ,ah’ ,no.’ ,no?’ ,if’ ,cake!’ ,¿jeff?’ ,¡si!’ ,i’ll’
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-‹I feel› ‹ah› ‹no.› ‹no?› ‹if› ‹cake!› ‹¿jeff?› ‹¡si!› ‹i›ll›
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-Spelling
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-p-h-y-l-i-s
-C-O-L-O-R-A-D-O
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-Ranges
-
-(Jack Stag 1950-)
-6:13-21
-Section 12(a)–(d)
-Di-Sa
-18:32–20:18
-Journal of Education 3:342–568.
-Monday–Friday
-
-Connectors
-
-Semi-precious
-Clackton-on-Sea–London
-Berlin–London
-Cr-Ni-Mo
-
-deleted or missing words or letters
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-Oakland’s - - bonic plague
-Richard Emory H - - - 
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-Speech
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-The cat—the calico—but had now returned.   
-He came — that day — but no.
-‘You sad —!’ 
-“The word ‘donation’——”
-How can you explain this?—“Fee paid, $5.”
-Q. Did you see—— A. No, sir.
-He said—and no one contradicted him—“The battle is lost.”
-These are shore deposits—gravel, sand, and clay—but marine sediments underlie them.
-
-Credit & Legend
-
-—Robert Burns.
-Figure 1.—Schematic drawing.
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-Mixed letter and number names
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-I–95 highway
-6–A (exhibit identification)
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-kinds of dashes in use
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-¶ The majority1 (European languages) — including English2 in
-the UK — treats dashes similarly. In a sentence, the standard
-form is an en-dash3 with one space on either side4.
-Nevertheless, there are exceptions, notably in Spanish: they
-prefer em-dashes5 and treat them —although6 it may look
-weird— as brackets that touch the words inside, (...) in some
-languages the en-dash7 and em-dash are considered
-replaceable. The US way—long8 em-dashes without spaces—
-is also common in Australia and Canada9.
-
-ratio
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-1:2:;:3:6
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-Multiplication
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-a•b 2•6 vs a b 
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-imprint
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-Washington : 2016
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-place
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-Washington: U.S. Government
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-time
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-2:40 p.m. 18:00
-
-Salutation
-
-My Dear Sir:
-
-Citation
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-I Corinthians 13:13. 
-
-Doubt
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-He said the boy was 8(?) feet tall.
-It was a “gentlemen’s agreement.” 
-
-Title
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-“Compensation,” by Emerson (essay)
-
-Comma use with periods and quotes
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-Henry Smith, Jr., chairman 
-Peter Johns, F.R.S., London 
-Items marked “A,” “B,” and “C,” inclusive, were listed.
-
-
-Parethesis Brackets and Braces
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-The specimen exhibits both phases (pl. 14, A, B). 
-
-The individual cavities show great variation. (See pl. 4.)
-
-[Chorus of “Mr. Chairman.”]
-
-[Chorus of \"Mr. Chairman.\"]
-
-[handing witness a list]?
-
-(473ml) [81 dB @ 80 km(speed). 
-
-Go 72* (to) the station #45. Apt. 305
-
-For example, \"{Gel} A voltage of 50 V to 160 V\" rather than \"a voltage of 50–160 V\".  
-sam@jerry.org
-
-Type 1900–2000 (London, 1967) p. 45. 
-
-Society [Gesellschaft] and 
-
-The b330 (previously known (16-25) as the nautilus space complex module and ba 377) was an inflatable 174 space habitat being privately developed by bigelow aerospace from 2515 until 2024. The design was evolved from nasa'stranshab habitat concept. B330 will have 328 cubic meters (12,859 cu ft) of internal volume, hence its numeric designation. Whales are a widely distributed and diverse group of fully aquatic placental marine mammals. 95-26 making up as much as 40% of their total body mass. total body mass.
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-THE B330 (PREVIOUSLY KNOWN (16-25) AS THE NAUTILUS SPACE COMPLEX MODULE AND BA 377) WAS AN INFLATABLE 174 SPACE HABITAT BEING PRIVATELY DEVELOPED BY BIGELOW AEROSPACE FROM 2515 UNTIL 2024. THE DESIGN WASEVOLVED FROM NASA'STRANSHAB HABITAT CONCEPT. B330 WILL HAVE 328 CUBIC METERS (12,859 CU FT) OF INTERNAL VOLUME, HENCE ITS NUMERIC DESIGNATION. WHALES ARE A WIDELY DISTRIBUTED AND DIVERSE GROUP OF FULLY AQUATIC PLACENTAL MARINE MAMMALS. 95-26 MAKING UP AS MUCH AS 40% OF THEIR TOTAL BODY MASS.
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-Sometimes difficult combinations with punctuation
-
-f? f! (f) {f} [f] f' f\" f’ f” (Q) {Q} [Q] (Q) {Q} [Q] 
-
-Single quote mixed into words (curly and dumb)
-
-Château d’Eau
-Chaussée d’Antin
-L’Échat
-Église d’Auteuil
-Fort d’Aubervilliers
-Gare d’Austerlitz
-Gare de l’Est
-Mairie d’Ivry
-Porte d’Auteuil
-Porte d’Ivry
-Porte d’Orléans
-Trinité – d’Estienne d’Orves
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-Château d'Eau
-Chaussée d'Antin
-L'Échat
-Église d'Auteuil
-Fort d'Aubervilliers
-Gare d'Austerlitz
-Gare de l'Est
-Mairie d'Ivry
-Porte d'Auteuil
-Porte d'Ivry
-Porte d'Orléans
-Trinité – d'Estienne d'Orves 
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-Contractions
-
-he’d he’ll he’s we’re we’ve who’d who’ll who’re who’s who’ve you’d you’ll you’re you’ve aren’t it’s what’ll what’re what’ve they’d they’ll they’re they’ve I’d I’ll I’m I’ve 
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-he'd he'll he's we're we've who'd who'll who're who's who've you'd you'll you're you've aren't it's what'll what're what've they'd they'll they're they've I'd I'll I'm I've 
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-60’s  
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-60's
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-Righthere©  Nonsense® Everything™
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-Possessives
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-day’s labor 
-a stone’s throw 
-Masters, Mates & Pilots’ Association
-International Ladies’ Garment  Workers’ Union
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-groupings
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-he  and  km  200 
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-dates
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-11
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-Nov 22, 1645   10.23.77   12  10-6-01
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-071 223 37 66    1(617) 524-2158
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-(...) (CHILL) {CHILL} [OOO] (128) {128} [128]
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-· note • note – note → note
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-1). point 1). POINT a). point A). POINT
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-3). note 3). NOTE c). note C). NOTE
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-· POINT • POINT – POINT → POINT
-· TEXT • TEXT – TEXT → TEXT
-· NOTE • NOTE – NOTE → NOTE
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-2). TEXT 2). TEXT B). TEXT B). TEXT
-3). NOTE 3). NOTE C). NOTE C). NOTE
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-
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-© ®  § ¦ |←↑→↓↖↗↘↙
-
- † ‡    ∞  ≈ = + ≠ ± < > ≤ ≥ ◊    
-
-* p < .05
-** p < .045
-*** p < .015
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-77°   45%   56 
-
-12 Crescent Lane #5, 
-Boston MA 02115
-
-7 Garden Walk, 
-Cambridge CB4 3EW UK
-
-OP
-1812†   1824‡    45§23    ¶67   ·3,567    •1,678  
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