A bestselling guide to punctuation was subtitled "The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation".
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A good sentence should have lots of kinds of punctuation marks—not just one—and keep the punctuation as subtle as possible; the punctuation should allow the sentence to be helped by the punctuation, not dominated by it, as the article suggests.
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Rewritten: The first punctuation mistake on our list occurs when there's no punctuation at all.
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To add punctuation, you just need to say what type of punctuation you want when you want it.
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You can use spoken commands to add punctuation, new lines, and some editing and formatting features, or test the AI's accuracy with an auto-punctuation feature.
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If you'd like to explore more about punctuation, you might enjoy this video clip of the comedian Victor Borge featuring his famous routine about phonetic punctuation.
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As David Crystal, a linguist, points out in his history of punctuation ("Making a Point") published in 2015, at the dawn of the 19th century, punctuation prescribers were still divided into those who insisted that punctuation follow grammar and those who wanted it to aid elocution.
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Emojis used as punctuation can be split up into two subgroups based on positioning around other non-emoji text: emojis surrounding and framing non-emoji text, and emojis as terminal punctuation.
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Google's voice typing used to only add punctuation when the speaker asked for it specifically (by saying "comma" or "period," etc.), but after an update last month, the app started adding punctuation automatically.
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This is what Moby Dick looks like with only punctuation.
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For one thing, Obama said he uses spellcheck and punctuation.
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Some written memes require understanding of specific capitalization or punctuation.
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You constantly dealt with mood swings and issues with punctuation!
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And if it's something like that, there is a punctuation.
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Pints became punctuation marks in the prose of my day.
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Dictation is also limited by its ability to enter punctuation.
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Most people take punctuation to be something obvious and settled.
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Some aren't so obvious — like checking a product description's punctuation.
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Gidget barked, as if for punctuation, or maybe an amen.
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EditorsNote: Fixes percentage punctuation in 20rd graf; corrects save no.
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But this singular bit of punctuation is actually super important.
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No abbreviations, capitalized words or words with punctuation are allowed.
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In some instances, the name Trump is invoked in punctuation.
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Pollock's great painting is a fitting punctuation to the show.
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Then it took centuries for those punctuation practices to develop.
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Tantalizing recipes provide punctuation to her career twists and turns.
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As I copied, the phrasing and punctuation became second nature.
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The head of The New Yorker's copy department, Andrew Boynton, posted a story on Wednesday, "The Correct Punctuation of Donald Trump, Jr.,'s Name," that outlines exactly why the publication unleashed their punctuation army.
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" That ellipsis is the most frightening punctuation I've seen since "Jeb!
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Editors' note: The construction worker's post was lightly edited for punctuation.
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I was one of those people who used it like punctuation.
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The writer observes that we've replaced punctuation austerity with maniacal abundance.
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In such limited space, pacing, punctuation and voice have added relevance.
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For me, it's the punctuation that ends the part we sing.
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In fact, precise rules govern when to use this punctuation mark.
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A line of punctuation does not an email subject line make.
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I still care about manners, spelling and punctuation, for Christ's sake.
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First of all, why is there totally incorrect punctuation being used?
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Flavor-determining factors include, word choice, emoji usage, punctuation, and color.
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Only the punctuation has been edited, as per VICE's Style Guide.
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Now that I'm relatively adjusted to it, I use more punctuation.
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You only have 10 character slots, including spaces and any punctuation.
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I studied his punctuation, his cadence, his vocabulary and his endearments.
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It's not about the paragraphs but the punctuation throughout a show.
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It works remarkably well, including adding punctuation and even understanding some context.
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Punctuation marks are just as alive as the words they accessorize, folks.
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The lack of punctuation sort of portrays it as a Where's Wally?
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Punctuation is currently limited to periods, commas, question marks, and exclamation points.
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Her red high-tops act as a kind of irreverent punctuation mark.
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Commas, semicolons, and apostrophes are the only punctuation that should be used.
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Silences have been inserted in square brackets, like stage directions or punctuation.
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"When you play the punctuation right, everybody finally gets it," she said.
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It also offers all the usual punctuation and emoji via obvious controls.
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Sloppy punctuation can undercut your intelligence and make people question your ability.
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Numbers, punctuation, and other symbols would quickly fill up the additional 66.
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They'll need the basic skill sets of grammar, punctuation, syntax and spelling.
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Whether you're emailing your boss or texting your significant other, punctuation matters.
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You might call it the bad boy, or cool girl, of punctuation.
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Do you think you will use any punctuation mark more or less?
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Grammarly will review your Google Doc for grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes.
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Replace the entire text with a period, or another brief punctuation mark.
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"One sign is if there is weird spelling or punctuation," Hood said.
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Postmodern youths detest authority structures, especially those related to grammar and punctuation.
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Phrases remain in their original form with amended punctuation and line breaks.
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Strings of words with no punctuation can often be parsed in several ways.
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I think we need to look at them as a sort of punctuation.
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Trocheck's empty-net goal with 2:04 left was the game's final punctuation.
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But eventually, I realized that not every text warrants an outburst of punctuation.
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Line breaks supplant punctuation, so phrases pile up rather than congealing into paragraphs.
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Even the punctuation wasn't too far off, and I was reading fairly monotonically.
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When speaking about climbing, his enthusiasm sometimes demands an exclamation point as punctuation.
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A home without them, he added, "would be like a sentence without punctuation."
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Calhoun also surveyed the frequency of various punctuation marks in several different books.
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A typical tweet will list the star signs as emoji, or punctuation marks.
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On a mobile device, you'll have to go into your keyboard's punctuation menus.
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Although the punctuation indicates some trickery, rather than just an ordinary Joe Schmo.
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The addition of the colon punctuation helps prevent accidental emoji insertion into conversations.
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This will delete your message and replace anything you said with that punctuation.
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"For those looking up punctuation early on a Friday morning," the dictionary tweeted.
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His success is the unlikely punctuation to an early life filled with challenges.
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In previous columns, I've covered eight spelling/grammar mistakes and eight punctuation mistakes.
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A law in Maine omits the punctuation mark, known as an Oxford comma.
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Whaling logbooks often have poor handwriting, worse spelling and erratic punctuation, Arthur says.
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It was full of grammatical mistakes, punctuation marks and full of spelling mistakes.
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In a 2007 study by linguists Naomi Baron and Rich Ling, multi-sentence text messages often had punctuation to indicate where the sentences stopped, but only 29 percent of these texts had punctuation at the very end of the message.
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Skipping over a blessedly brief dose of Jacques Derrida, and dutifully recognizing Theodor Adorno's ruminations on punctuation, I found writings by Willa Cather, James Baldwin, and Samuel Beckett, each infusing an emotional sense into the open space between punctuation marks.
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This dealbreaker factor stretches into punctuation and slang, signifiers for the very online, too.
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Even in the age of acronyms and emoji, spelling, grammar, and punctuation still matter.
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As the Google team admits, its transcriptions have long suffered from rather unorthodox punctuation.
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A punctuation point could also be someone falling off something into a crash mat.
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Her idiosyncratic punctuation sometimes feels like triage for the emergency conditions of her muse.
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"Unprompted text message I just received from Steve Bannon (punctuation intact): "Come on dude!!!...
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In 2016, Genius made a few changes to the punctuation in its song lyrics.
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But I can&apost defend him on the grammar and the punctuation and the misspellings.
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The oldest tweet comes from November 23th, 2016 and has a strange syntax and punctuation.
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Oxford commas are the world's most controversial punctuation mark — but where did they come from?
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Punctuation has been the closest thing we have to communicate tone, until, of course, emoji.
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Just be sure to speak clearly and memorize the vocalized punctuation and "new paragraph" commands.
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The conversation around workplace punctuation has become increasingly common, with many debating the contentious issue.
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Trump even sent out a tweet yesterday on the topic, complete with his bizarre punctuation.
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Jeong doesn't use sentence case or much punctuation in this thread, but it doesn't matter.
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This simply means your iPhone automatically corrects certain punctuation marks to be more visually pleasing.
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These things that happen, these bits of art on our lives, they're punctuation, aren't they.
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Printing began the process of settling the punctuation system, but even that took four centuries.
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His cheerful voice is an octave higher than expected and his sentences run without punctuation.
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A word person is good with vocabulary and uses too much punctuation in text messages.
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And the punctuation used on Trump's fake cover was another tell-tale sign for Pine.
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As a writer, I immediately disregarded any psychics with glaring errors in spelling or punctuation.
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"It's very symbolic of the final punctuation on the end of their journey," Lakeman says.
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The researchers gave Trump the benefit of every doubt and skipped things like punctuation errors.
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You can insert punctuation by saying things like "comma" or "period" aloud as you dictate.
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Check out Calhoun's Medium post to see more cool visualizations of how writers use punctuation.
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It's a mess of numbers, parentheticals, punctuation marks and keywords, splattered over an LCD screen.
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But they often make mistakes such as using unusual grammar, weird punctuation, or threatening language.
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Will airing these out finally put an end to one-word, no punctuation "hey" messages?
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But midlife can seem to go on and on, like a sentence with no punctuation.
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It's a facial expression that is created by using only letters, numbers and punctuation marks.
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One group argued for the Greek word for health and some oddly ecstatic punctuation: Ygeía!
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The book was almost unreadable, haphazardly capitalized, lacking punctuation and written in florid, apocalyptic prose.
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Georgia O'Keeffe's bold, squiggly lines and lack of punctuation ignored conventions of grammar and penmanship.
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Apostrophes are by far the most misused and abused punctuation mark in the English language.
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And Lee's trademark battle cry "Wata!" is the staccato punctuation to each punch and kick.
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Eventually, monochrome code will just look wrong, like English written without paragraph breaks or punctuation.
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Make sure it's at least eight characters, and includes numbers, uppercase and lowercase characters, and punctuation.
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Meaning is in the eye of the beholder, but maybe spelling and punctuation are as well.
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It can spot hundreds of common and complex errors, including mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
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Maybe she even purposefully left off the punctuation to make headlines, as one Twitter user hypothesized.
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Trump's team believes that his unvarnished writing, poor punctuation and increasing profanity on Twitter signals authenticity.
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They kick you in the gut, at times, leaving you winded at the next punctuation mark.
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The secret sauce behind Amazon Transcribe is that the service can intelligently format and add punctuation.
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You can access numbers and punctuation on the main iPad keyboard by swiping down on keys.
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Sex is practically punctuation for the HBO series -- more noticeable in its absence than its presence.
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Fitzcarraldo Editions; £12.99Cigarettes function as punctuation for life, argues Gregor Hens, a German author and translator.
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One of those things has become the different use of punctuation in texting and social media.
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But how can it be that there is disagreement on such a major bit of punctuation?
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Differences between Unity and Sharp Sans include rounding of the superscript dots, punctuation marks, and counters.
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It was the perfect punctuation to the story I thought Sherman-Palladino was trying to portray.
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There are even people who — gasp — put a space before "low" punctuation like periods and commas.
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He said nothing, took no notes, and turned in tangential essays devoid of punctuation or capitalization.
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I replied with several exclamation points — you can imagine the words that preceded the punctuation yourself.
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Auto-generated captions can be riddled with inaccuracies, jumbled words, run-on sentences, and no punctuation.
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It's an author's words, rather than their punctuation, that we think of as defining their style.
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The questions and replies are reproduced here in full, edited only for spelling and punctuation: 1.
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Add punctuation to these lines from "The Hydra," and Merwin sounds like his Noah action figure.
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The dings as my hard hat hits the metal provide a percussion punctuation to the day.
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This isn't a story about punctuation dying; it's a story about a new vernacular being born.
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All I'll say, in the interest of not giving it away here, is that punctuation matters.
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Them: The Failure of Globalism," out this week — with his trademark punctuation: "trump snapped the ball .. .
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"We were thinking that would be a relative punctuation mark on the whole process," Baz said.
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As if its length weren't enough, this last title also toys with marks, punctuation and capitalization.
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Most notably she has shorn the poems of punctuation, as Lorca sometimes did in his drafts.
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There's even a voice command bar for adding punctuation like commas, question marks, and exclamation marks.
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My first realization that punctuation could be funny — and audible — came from Mr. Borge: ■ 16D: Clever.
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Death was not a punctuation but a hyphen or em dash in the continuum of life.
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I want voices that absolutely carry me away, and make me forget everything else, including punctuation.
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I'll just leave you with two excellent songs mentioning punctuation, one kid-friendly and one not.
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But if you are wondering why she is clued without the punctuation, there are two reasons, say the puzzle editors: First, Times style does not use that punctuation mark in her name, so it can't be used in the clue, and second, it's more misleading that way.
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EditorsNote: Fixes punctuation, spelling of 'outgained' in 5th graf; corrects punctuation in 6th Kyle Trask threw three touchdown passes to help No. 11 Florida build a 23-point halftime lead en route to a 40-17 victory against Florida State on Saturday night in Gainesville, Fla.
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" In her first book, "Woman Hating" (whose original working title was "Last Days at Hot Slit"), Dworkin appended an afterword titled "The Great Punctuation Typography Struggle," a river of lowercase text in which she decried her publisher for filling the previous pages with "garbage: standard punctuation.
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"He's meticulous with not just the words that he wants to use but the punctuation," Sims said.
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For punctuation, the musical score even imitates Alan Silvestri's trademark intrigue-twinkles from that Robert Zemeckis series.
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Nursultan Nazarbayev, Kazakhstan's president, wants the punctuation symbol to play a much bigger part in public life.
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The text contains very little punctuation, and the handwriting style isn't one the researchers have seen before.
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Much other punctuation is mandatory, including that statements end in full stops, and questions in question-marks.
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And having some flexibility in punctuation is one of the things that gives an author a style.
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The application dated 1973, complete with spelling and punctuation errors, had been expected to fetch about $50,000.
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But that argument has its dissenters, especially those who feel the punctuation matters little to the meaning.
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Our Johnson columnist, Lane Greene, explores why issues of punctuation make us jump at each other's throats
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Just an hour ago, the actor posted a video to Instagram of the punctuation mark being illustrated.
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And Grande's semiotics are perfectly calibrated to match her followers', from emoji to punctuation (or lack thereof).
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They don't even need to be grammatically correct; punctuation is reserved for distant acquaintances and extended family.
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" The Comma Twins: "Ain't no way in hell y'all are leaving us out of this punctuation intervention.
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At this young age, spelling and punctuation—which are necessary but straightforward memorisable drudgery—can be introduced.
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After all, the same exact sentence and punctuation may mean very different things coming from different speakers.
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But the truth is, we want our rules for spelling, punctuation and usage to be largely invisible.
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Lynne Truss had a mega-seller with "Eats, Shoots and Leaves: a Zero Tolerance Guide to Punctuation".
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Commas don't just signify pauses in a sentence — precise rules govern when to use this punctuation mark.
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By correcting grammatical errors or inserting punctuation, I wondered the ethical implications of running a joke generator.
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Often the punctuation on a clue like this is crucial; in this case, it's the negative space.
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His testimony — brutal, relentless and unquestionably damaging to Mr. Guzmán — was a kind of emotional punctuation mark.
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No, we're supposed to be thinking of the punctuation marks, and parts of those colons are DOTS.
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The punctuation leaves something to be desired and Recorder is not yet able to distinguish individual voices.
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What word or punctuation patterns did you notice, and how do they affect the description over all?
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"u up," the State of New Jersey tweeted, without punctuation, at 2:45 A.M. on Christmas Eve.
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"The most pusillanimous, sissified, utterly useless mark of punctuation ever invented," the grammarian James J. Kilpatrick declared.
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"The most pusillanimous, sissified, utterly useless mark of punctuation ever invented," the grammarian James J. Kilpatrick declared.
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They are punctuation marks, and, handily for a critic, "Painting" is the rare painting you can quote.
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The company said to look out for emails with "dubious font styles" and incorrect grammar and punctuation.
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Yet it could also be seen as a fine punctuation mark at the end of the level.
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His journey touches upon the evolution of the dingbat and the emergence of emoticons, the punctuation-based kaomoji, ASCII art, and even expressive punctuation such as the ironieteken — conceived to denote ironic statements — and late 16th-century English printer Henry Denham's proposed percontation point — to mark rhetorical questions.
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Today, that confusion is echoed in inconsistent punctuation, too: Is it President's Day, Presidents' Day or Presidents Day?
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His odd use of capitalization, creative spelling, and strange punctuation can make his tweets difficult to parse sometimes.
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You have slightly superior grammar skills overall, write more words per comment, and also have far better punctuation!
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Ukeles says the Quran is "fragile, but well-preserved" and is special because it was written without punctuation.
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Update: Despite punctuation and grammatical errors, Olivia Jade's attempt to trademark her own beauty brand has gone through.
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However, both trademark applications are now in peril, largely because of punctuation errors, including many a misplaced comma.
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They are tested on speed, punctuation, spelling, and specific medical and legal jargon in Standard American English (SAE).
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It stems from the publication this autumn of a third-grade grammar textbook featuring a rare punctuation mark.
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One usage book lists 11 functions, and it is typically the longest section in a description of punctuation.
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There are also problems with English text rendering throughout the OS, causing odd problems with spacing and punctuation.
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It is less a sequel than a punctuation mark, an exclamation point, a grand I-told-you-so.
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Adjusting for the lack of punctuation, though, she got the gist of their meaning: She'd bagged another member.
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The result is something of a punctuation, a euphoric sway, and a feeling of rejoice all at once.
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More broadly, modern usage tends to favor less capitalization — along with fewer hyphens and less punctuation in general.
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But to focus on the suit, or even the punctuation, was to miss the point of Wolfe's genius.
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And there are a handful of shots that are really over-the-top emotional beats, kind of punctuation.
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Their banter over emails and text messages is garnished with inside jokes, locker-room nicknames and exuberant punctuation.
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He almost never uses conventional punctuation; instead, over the years, he has honed a signature repertoire of devices.
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Some things, like the terrific assortment of pickled daikon, work best as punctuation marks between sips of cocktails.
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Differing punctuation can leave one side feeling slighted while the other has no idea of the potential problem.
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This was accelerated because of the internet, but suddenly it felt like a punctuation, like something was over.
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Ads "must not contain profanity," which makes sense, "or bad grammar and punctuation," which is a little surprising.
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"Punctuation basically has to do with prose and the printed word," he said in the Paris Review interview.
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But life in the East Village was apparently too much of an adventure for the future punctuation royal.
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You can also bold, underline, and italicize your text by using other punctuation marks or the context menu.
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With its stylized capitalization, expansive spacing, unconventional punctuation and italics, Bidart's work scores the speech inside his head.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Today was National Punctuation Day, and hopefully Bill Cosby is celebrating with a really long sentence.
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Does reading this article change your view on the exclamation point, the em dash or punctuation in general?
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The 285 Democratic presidential candidates — bless their hearts — have a real affinity for a particular type of punctuation.
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The em dash—the Swiss Army knife of punctuation—can greatly improve your writing—just don't overdo it!
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The comma, he suggested, said more about the haphazard punctuation practices of the day than the framers' intent.
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And it provides a return-to-strength punctuation for a show that, over all, feels sketchy and unfinished.
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Many otherwise confident professionals struggle with how to close an email, by stressing over words and punctuation alike.
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True, the recitative was accompanied by full orchestra, sometimes ingeniously but more often in short-breathed bursts of punctuation.
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His punctuation and capitalization seem random, and he seems to make odd or even incorrect word choices at times.
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Then again, there's a case to be made for just abandoning punctuation altogether depending on who you're talking to.
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A few key punctuation symbols remain on the primary keyboard, with eight commonly used symbols packed into two keys.
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He picks up litter to set an example and is, says one of his staff, a "bugger for punctuation".
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"C-Painting" is one of Murray's first literal uses of language in painting — punctuation animated and suspended in play.
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If you attempt to insert spaces and punctuation to construct a sentence out of it, it returns no results.
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Two curved shapes appears almost as parentheses, but turned on their sides; another set could be oblique punctuation marks.
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"How much do you agree: Netflix provides exactly what I'm looking for," the survey asked, without the proper punctuation.
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He reread his answers painstakingly, corrected punctuation mistakes, and rewrote words he was afraid he hadn't written clearly enough.
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He would sometimes insert punctuation for the benefit of his secretary, or spell out complicated medical terms. Phosphatide. Lipoxygenase.
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Sometimes it's how she moves from track to track, sometimes its there for punctuation or a wake-up call.
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In addition to these new speech recognition models, Google is also updating the service with a new punctuation model.
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"It's a moment of punctuation in the madness," she said of her reign, speculating that Daenerys might be next.
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Holt had edited Congress's original text by adding a statement from New York politicians and changing some punctuation marks.
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A single letter, or even a punctuation mark, was often the only difference between the real and fake websites.
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It isn't a happy ending, just punctuation between sentences, a triumphant pause before life rolls onward in uncontrollable directions.
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Even when his message is upbeat, he adds agitated body-language punctuation, with push-squeeze gestures and arm waving.
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Customs are the punctuation marks of republican politics, the silent guides we follow without pausing to consider their authority.
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The alternate characters for each key are shown in gray above the larger black standard letter or punctuation marks.
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Update February 10th, 2:11 PM ET: Google says a fix for the punctuation problem is on the way.
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"I compromised by taking the punctuation out after 'sad' so that the sadness wouldn't feel so terminal," Willems said.
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" — she takes care to project a problem-solving itch so irrepressible that only comic-book punctuation will suffice. "Whoooaaaaa!
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If the libel had been committed way back in 2012, a change in punctuation couldn't have republished that libel.
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When we send business emails to open doors or grow our company/organization, every word and punctuation mark matters.
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To prevent anymore Oxford comma drama, the Maine Legislature has since edited this exemption, replacing the punctuation with semicolons.
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If the number exceeds two, try to decide if there's any way you can reduce the amount of punctuation.
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A signature punctuation of the alt-right is to mark Jewish names with "echoes," or triple parentheses, like (((this))).
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Van Gogh's much smaller landscapes appear here and there on pillars, somewhat like punctuation marks to Hockney's effusive sentences.
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Are there particular things—punctuation things, emoji things—you can do to improve the likelihood that your sarcasm lands?
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But take a minute and type out every letter, in capital and lowercase, as well as numbers and punctuation marks.
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You can also choose to insert your punctuation manually, or allow the software to do it automatically as you speak.
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Smith shortens the letters, preserves the original spelling and punctuation, then titles and resets them so they look like poems.
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This maxim is quoted in The Economist's own style book, which goes on about the punctuation mark for eight pages.
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That's right: We are living in a world where the period, our most fundamental punctuation mark, is a loaded one.
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Another Mission: Impossible, another chance to ponder subtitle punctuation in a series that already has a colon in the name.
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"A complete lack of punctuation iconically mimics the way someone speaks when they are crazy excited about something," says Fonteyn.
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Those who like hard rules must accept that the comma is an oddball among the punctuation marks, in two ways.
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Poor spelling, punctuation, grammar and choice of words can also reflect poorly upon the individual – proofread all communications before sending.
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He doesn't speak in punctuation marks, but drones them out the way some poets do when they read their work.
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I've cleaned up some of the punctuation, but otherwise this is straight from the machine: this was the only way.
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Olivia Jade revised her trademark applications after officials warned it would be in danger of abandonment due to poor punctuation.
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Yet it is notable that the punctuation that originally posed the book's title as a question has now been removed.
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An unusual punctuation mark fastens together the title of Natalie Scenters-Zapico's second book of poems, " Lima :: Limón " (Copper Canyon).
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"I don't really get too, too, too involved with everything," she explained, flipping her hair like a kind of punctuation.
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Physical violence is his punctuation mark, the tactic he uses when others have failed to yield the control he requires.
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Stating the melody, he rounds off some of Powell's punctuation marks and, on his extended solo, verges toward the seraphic.
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Generally, punctuation exists to make the process of reading easier, to smooth the flow from sentence to paragraph to page.
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When done well, punctuation almost disappears into the background, leaving the reader (copy editors aside) to focus on the words.
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Political oppression, though, is merely background punctuation, less important than the smuggled Western albums that cram the movie's living spaces.
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The run scored 98.25 and featured back-to-back 1080s, far more punctuation than she ever puts in a tweet.
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Aside from a few corrected typos and minor punctuation changes for clarity, these are the full, unedited answers we received.
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Soon, all that is left is a scattering of petals and twisted stems, curled on the ground like punctuation marks.
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" The ways we discuss punctuation, she explains, "offer a neat little laboratory for viewing the possible fates of migrating words.
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They took risks, like including dialogue or playing with punctuation, sentence structure and word choice to develop a strong voice.
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After Adolph S. Ochs took over The Times, his first big change to the nameplate was in punctuation, not typography.
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The Premium version of the app detects everything from punctuation mistakes and contextual errors, to weak vocabulary and potential plagiarism.
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The API responds with a series of JSON blobs with the transcribed text, plus word-level time stamps and punctuation.
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Certain creepily comprehensive Internet sites suggest that she has at least 55 tattoos in total, many as small as punctuation.
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Watching her sweat the punctuation of a legal document on her computer, switching from semicolon, to period, back to semicolon?
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And who won the punctuation debate — defenders of the Oxford comma, or those who think it is unnecessary and unimportant?
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If your stories lag in grammar, punctuation and style, is there a plan in place to bring copy editors back?
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The meter is faster and looser, and, stripped of punctuation and most capitalization, his lines hurtle with sheer oral abandon.
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The first punctuation mistake on our list occurs when there's no punctuation at all because the sentence keeps going when the writer should add a period but instead continues on and there's no end to the line and the reader is worn out but there's no period in sight so when does it all end?
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According to court documents filed Thursday, the lack of the punctuation mark cost Oakhurst Dairy $5 million the Associated Press reports.
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It's true that Jobs' cursive is pretty decent, but it's also interesting that he doesn't use capital letters or proper punctuation.
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Inspired by Nicholas Rougeux's "Between The Words" posters, scientist Adam Calhoun decided to put his own spin on punctuation as visualization.
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"Logo was too fussy — like most text-based programming languages, getting the syntax and punctuation right was very important," says Resnick.
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"You might think that anyone would surely notice the broken English and misuse of punctuation and think, "Gee, that seems strange.
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But Tuesday's announcement, adding five customers to that product in particular, is a "punctuation" that Ripple is making progress, Garlinghouse said.
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It accepts letters and numbers but not punctuation or even spaces, so you'll have to keep your titles to two words.
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Beginnings were laborious, punctuation sacred: he filleted an American editor for removing his semicolons, "with all their different shades of pause".
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His words alternate in size and he employs a variety of punctuation marks, which introduce a stuttering effect to the poems.
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This shit started at 11:03am EST—four hours and twenty three minutes by the time I reach this sentence's punctuation.
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It ends up adding another violent punctuation mark to a scene that is ostensibly concerned with the idea of non-violence.
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And of course British and American rules differ on where commas are placed relative to other punctuation marks, like inverted commas.
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But thinking long-term, the storm is a punctuation mark in the creeping erosion narrative playing out on many southeastern shorelines.
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Those fluent in internet-speak can also play with punctuation, capitalization, even spacing to convey emotional nuance and tone of voice.
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I do think punctuation matters in social communications, and I think many of us tend to overdo it on the EPs.
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Punctuation would suture the strewn bits together, like the prosthetic joints you find linking the real bones in a brontosaurus skeleton.
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A steady lilt, alternately peaceful and hallucinatory, presides over the work, which is devoid of punctuation except for frequent question marks.
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It introduced the short, thumb-size review, and it allowed writers like Jill Johnston, who didn't use punctuation, to run wild.
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These visual grabbers have real pop and work somewhat like narrative punctuation by accenting a moment, a milieu or a character.
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"Love" is a tennis term, but as the punctuation on a nice ode to a sport, I think ADORE works great.
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Not only does she seem endowed with more senses than the allotted five, she bends syntax and punctuation to her will.
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It's a tale of awakening — and a fitting punctuation mark for a year in which so many women broke their silence.
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Bibi, who ends several of her songs with an almost involuntary utterance of "Lit!" as punctuation, is basically chill as hell.
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The em dash, on the other hand, is a colorful punctuation mark — it can be used to make a strong point!
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Modern metal flutes coexisted with the antique sound of a bamboo flute; traditional taiko drums crashed as punctuation on the action.
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Conversations flow into one another in long paragraphs devoid of quotation marks and even punctuation to differentiate one speaker from another.
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Paterson's work demands consistency, routine, punctuation and safety (no speedy action-flick escapades here), which create a kind of meditative flow.
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On basic elementary-school requisites like spelling, punctuation and the completeness of sentences, the service looks like someone vomited alphabet soup.
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The em dash, on the other hand, is a colorful punctuation mark—it can be used to make a strong point!
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For those looking up punctuation early on a Friday morning:A hyphen is a mark - used to divide or to compound words.
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The new project, called Sonnet Signatures, is an extension of Rougeux' Between The Words posters, which visualized the punctuation in classic literature.
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Google Assistant will soon be able to automatically insert punctuation when you dictate messages inside the Assistant app on Android or iOS.
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Vows 7 Photos View Slide Show ' If there is a punctuation mark that reflects Hannah Eddy's personality, it is the exclamation point.
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Anyone else feeling seething jealousy over missing out on an era with such a simple, carefree approach to punctuation right about now?
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There is no punctuation to let you know what's going on here, which is a very clever way to clue this theme.
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Two poems in this section pull their language directly from Twitter, complete with text speak, misspelled words, and irregular capitalization and punctuation.
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Then, Kaitlyn interviews The Verge's copy editor Kara Verlaney about her thoughts on proper punctuation across the internet and all its forms.
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Do you use all lowercase ever, or are you a true punctuation queen who loves to use the proper periods and whatnot?
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Here's a side-by-side, using that code, of just punctuation from Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian (left) and William Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom!
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In French, exclamation points, question marks, colons, and semi-colons (all forms of "high" punctuation) should always have a space preceding them.
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If they're not actually observing French grammatical norms — remember, the comma is low punctuation — they might be attempting to "soften" their phrasing.
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You can also customize the experience by tuning Spreeder to your preferences for punctuation pauses, font, speed, background color, and other variables.
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Now there's a whole range of tools, images, and punctuation to make it clear that you're joking, or that you're being playful.
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All spelling, capitalization, and questionable punctuation has been untouched — as well as the vintage dad bae photos we've included alongside their answers.
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We went kind of big with his jaw and his gill covers as means of punctuation on really, really heightened emotional beats.
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But five years later, Mr. Nicholson, who leaves no immediate survivors, closed it, putting the final punctuation mark on a vanished age.
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A. The technical specification for the Short Message Service (SMS) format limits each message to 160 standard characters — including spaces and punctuation.
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Those surprises serve as punctuation for the claustrophobic ruminations on heartbreak and new love that form the bulk of the album's writing.
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Also known as the cumshot, visibly jizzing on someone has become a basic porn punctuation, signifying the end of an erotic scene.
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On the palate it was bright and lively, if a bit understated, with a refreshingly bitter punctuation setting up the next sip.
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North Atlantic right whale #1281 was named "Punctuation" because scientists thought the small scars on her head looked like dashes and commas.
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" It said the Belvedere "should remain an object of discovery, not the punctuation of a route that frankly looks like a 'freeway.
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Write your own simile, metaphor or other kind of comparison to illustrate your viewpoint on your favorite or least favorite punctuation mark.
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Lana Del Rey's end-of-the-world album "Norman ______ Rockwell!" hardly bears the optimism of a Dr. Seuss title, despite its punctuation.
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Shabbat and the Jewish holidays are punctuation marks in the sentences and paragraphs of our lives and the lives of our people.
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Patterns — including yards of circles, dancing squiggles and twinned images — fill "Paterson," creating a vibrant visual punctuation to the otherwise relaxed storytelling.
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"White supremacists have become masters of this in how they post content using code words using certain kinds of punctuation," Quinn said.
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His songs endure, equal parts confessional and craft, yet their punctuation — woeful slide solos and impressionistic a cappella arrangements — make them transcendent.
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Metropolitan Diary: In this week's column, the corner laundromat, human punctuation on the subway and more reader tales of New York City.
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Speaking of fanatical fans, those who love the Oxford comma are reveling in a court case that highlights the punctuation mark's importance.
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Since I wanted instead the movement and lightness of the spoken word, one step toward that was to do away with punctuation.
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Three thousand more years passed before they began to use a system of little points that eventually evolved into our modern punctuation.
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If history is instructive, what comes next for Mr. Bannon is a relentless blend of mass repetition, capital lettering and brazen punctuation.
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It does this for every letterform on a page, as well as for punctuation, formatting like italics and even meaningful white space.
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A small white countertop juts up in the middle of Joshna Maharaj's kitchen like a bit of punctuation, tethering action to it.
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In addition to blabbing out emails or a Word document, you can also speak out commands ("next line") and punctuation when using Dictate.
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From commonly misspelled words to grammar and punctuation to philosophies on writing style, this book addresses most every question you've had about writing.
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"Someone can say 'I'm detailed oriented,' and then I'm looking at the resume and there's inconsistencies with tenses or with punctuation," she says.
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In the grand scheme of things, punctuation is already a historically fluid business, rife with ambiguities that require tutelage and experience to master.
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With the release today of "Headlock," Stizz inches that format further, inviting Offset onto the track to at some punctuation to the track.
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I've tried embracing my procrastination as integral to my process and as vital to the act of writing as actual words and punctuation.
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A journalism stylebook is supposed to provide universal guidelines for writers when it comes to stylistic things like punctuation, capitalization and so on.
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Other videos hinge on monologues and dialogues spoken by eerily familiar automated voices that ruminate on punctuation and abstract, philosophical ideas of language.
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He travels with an aide wherever he goes so that he can dictate editorials — punctuation included — as soon as an idea strikes him.
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Epigenetics is to genes what punctuation is to prose; epigenetic changes alter the way genes are expressed but leave the underlying code unaffected.
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An expansion of the limit to 10,000 characters would allow a tweet of more than 1,000 words with spaces between words and punctuation.
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Beckett's How It Is (1961), though not quoted in the exhibition, comes to mind as its 145 pages include no punctuation at all.
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If the extra title didn't give it away (all caps, dramatic punctuation), this neo-noir thriller will explore the idea of opportunity and temptation.
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Stuff can go really wrong ... Emoticons, emojis and what millennials are doing with punctuation is an adaptation to recreate some important parts of context.
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With plenty of excess punctuation and phrases like "so unfair," Trump's tweets seem more like the work of a petulant teen than a president.
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More generally, the note makes use of proper grammar, punctuation, syntax, and character choice, indicating the writer was likely native or at least fluent.
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Rubin said he wanted to help educators remind students that punctuation still matters, even in an age of rapid-fire tweets and text messages.
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" The USPTO officials added, "Proper punctuation in identifications is necessary to delineate explicitly each product or service within a list and to avoid ambiguity.
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" The USPTO officials added, "Proper punctuation in identifications is necessary to delineate explicitly each product or service within a list and to avoid ambiguity.
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Nine years later, Paris is positively blooming with bagel restaurants, boasting approximately American names with improbable punctuation: Bagel Day'S, So Good Bagel, bagel's Family.
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Allowing things to take on double meaning is what really paved the way for ironic punctuation, and now we have so much of it.
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") In due course, Trump perfected his unique voice: the cockeyed neologisms and the fractured syntax, the emphatic punctuation, the Don Rickles-era exclamations ("Sad!
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It is time for us to see every word, every mark of punctuation, every piece of evidence, every supporting document in the Mueller report.
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Here's what ROT-13 gets them, with some judiciously added punctuation: The perrin pages will help you find your calling, but don't be duped.
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Just enough is revealed to render the narrative cohesive and complete, but any urge to preach or provide a neat punctuation mark is avoided.
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The title of Jackie Sibblies Drury's stylishly contemplative new play, which opened on Wednesday night at the Abrons Arts Center, is unadorned by punctuation.
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Sometimes seafood looks like punctuation and sometimes it looks like aliens and sometimes it looks like flowers and sometimes it looks like military hardware.
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It revised the disputed state law last year to end ambiguity by adding new punctuation — but not in the way you might be thinking.
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These aides then proceeded to dictate the story, start to finish, including punctuation, to a Times employee on the other end of the phone.
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I assumed if you were trying to make an impression that you would have paid more attention to punctuation but my assumption appears incorrect.
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"I always got good grades in creative writing from elementary school on up," he said, using an expletive to stress his disdain for punctuation.
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In reviewing ambassador accounts, only a few English-language participants stood out as having any personality and not using near-perfect capitalization and punctuation.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY At the corner laundromat, human punctuation on the subway and more reader tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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Should comma punctuation follow strict and unwavering rules, or are there other instances besides newspapers, as mentioned in the article, where variations make sense?
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According to one senior State Department official, Pompeo is a stickler for correct punctuation, which prompted his staff to send out the guidance emails.
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But as many professional longtime transcribers working on Rev tell The Verge, you need good and accurate typing, proofreading, grammar, punctuation, and language skills.
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Many of the works forego text altogether, but in those that contain it, it usually functions in this way, as a kind of deadpan punctuation.
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This already been proved with Google's anti-troll filters, which are designed to classify insults but can be fooled by slang, rogue punctuation, and typos.
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I was blissful in my ignorance; I assumed the show's acronym, KUWTK, was a post-dubstep DJ, and Dash was merely a piece of punctuation.
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However, unlike with the words themselves, punctuation is often a matter of interpretation: Is a certain pause conveyed best by a comma or a dash?
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Where John Oliver's humor is a non-sequitur punctuation to the meaty topics that he covers on Last Week Tonight, ContraPoints' form is the content.
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There is certainly plenty of terrible writing on the internet, plagued by indifferent spelling, punctuation and grammar and a lack of any attention to clarity.
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Among these upgrades are a new Interpreter mode that translates languages in real-time, better punctuation and auto-reply features, and even Google Maps integration.
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It's not clear to me whether Google's service will find issues with punctuation or odd word choices, something that tools like Grammarly can check for.
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He has even managed to co-opt one of the most simple words in the English language into a singular, quintessentially Trump-esque punctuation: Sad!
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For his audience, at least, finishing the American chapter of his career in Queens, where he began, would be punctuation ripe with history and emotion.
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One recipient of the Fyre merch email told VICE News it had a unique typo — a stray punctuation mark in the middle of her name.
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So begins Natalie Margolin's "The Power of Punctuation," a wee-hours comedy about the rules of friendship, directed by Casey Griffin at the Davenport Theater.
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I think the fact that it's in a museum tells us this is pretty much a punctuation mark at the end of an interesting conversation.
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One of the basic features of Discord you'll want to master is text markup — this is the practice of formatting your text using punctuation marks.
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Shuffling around nervously, Clov (the robustly gruff baritone Leigh Melrose) is characterized in jittery blots of music, as if he consists entirely of punctuation marks.
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Quick communication on a smartphone almost requires writers to eschew rules of grammar and punctuation, exactly the opposite of what is wanted on the page.
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" Graffiti With Punctuation ran "Why Josie and the Pussycats Means So Much To The Millennial Generation" The Los Angeles Times declared it had been "misunderstood.
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Mr. Moran issues a jostling, punctuation-filled solo that climaxes with a series of off-harmony dashes, then a quick rejoinder from Mr. Harland's drums.
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The funniest things in an environment like Twitter tend to toy with that, imitating either casual speech or post-literate weirdos who don't understand punctuation.
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From there, it's adding punctuation, correcting certain word choices depending on the sentence's context, and attempting to correct for things like accents and regional dialects.
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This year, however, the most memorable season's punctuation really should be the likely conclusion of the college career of the brilliant Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.
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There's no end here, just a punctuation mark, a measly comma between the rancor that has built until this point and the fury to come.
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Whoever is writing this definitely gets part of the tone right, even if they are missing the typos, random punctuation, and signs of mental breakdown.
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Studying language and punctuation"We were looking in a suspicious Facebook page we thought might be Russian," says CNN technology and politics reporter Donie O'Sullivan.
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Linguists and copy editors look at how the punctuation has adapted across history, literature, and internetspeak in this week's episode of Explained, now on Netflix.
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RICK GREER Morristown, New Jersey Johnson's ruminations over punctuation reminded me of the pedantic editor who agonised over whether to use a hyphen in "anal-retentive".
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Calhoun was curious to see how the punctuation in his favorite books stacked up, so he wrote a script that strips the words from the pages.
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The outfit you wear in your photos, what you write in your bio, even your grammar and punctuation in messages can determine your online dating game.
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If there is any feeling to be found in the joyless brick of human knowledge that we call the smartphone, certainly, it lives in our punctuation.
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Children are taught that getting punctuation wrong risks messing up the message they are trying to get across, and the Maine case seemed to prove it.
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Faulkner, on the other hand, employs semicolons, apostrophes, and thousands of commas in his work, creating lengthy run-on passages nested inside complex arrangements of punctuation.
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Coursera, for example, offers courses from more than 140 universities and organizations around the world, with topics as varied as grammar and punctuation, and Tibetan meditation.
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You begin seeing patterns form in the alien lettering and punctuation, especially as you lock in a set of translated words with similar spellings and meanings.
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Replete with permanent scowl, crispy jheri-curl, and a closetful of baroquely colorful threads, Cheadle's Davis is the kind of guy who uses "motherfucker" as punctuation.
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It's that as well, but I wanted the punctuation mark to be this other aspect, which is that Geneviève is still among us in a way.
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Several wanted to fiddle with the punctuation, some wanted to add nice things about John Brennan; others thought it would be wiser to pare them back.
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" He wrote that the court's decision, which he described with a string of varying punctuation marks, was "so bizzaro land that it is hard to type.
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It sounds like a question but lacks the proper punctuation, suggesting a promise to explain or demonstrate the importance of pictures, which this show capably fulfills.
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Wood said Amazon's service even has built-in punctuation, so there's no need for a doctor to say out loud that a comma should be inserted.
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"What happened in 2014 was merely a punctuation change, so there was nothing," said JJ Disini, one of her lawyers, when Ressa was arrested last month.
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The Pacers have been up-and-down most of the season but the current sustained run would receive solid punctuation with a victory over the Cavaliers.
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A stand-out work is a rhythmic poem by British-Jamaican writer Karen McCarthy Woolf, whose experiments with typography and punctuation are both visual and aural.
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The account only posts "AHHHHHH" with some slight variations on length and punctuation, but more than 32,000 accounts have followed it, watching it yell into the void.
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There are hearts of every color, hearts on top of or around other hearts, hearts as punctuation, and hearts in the eyes and faces of emoji people.
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Trump's lack of punctuation suggested that he had been whisked away before he could complete his dire warning, but terrifyingly, we still don't know what covfefe is.
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They offer a kind of punctuation that conjures still more magic in an already outstanding production of "The Piano Lesson," at the McCarter Theater Center in Princeton.
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You can write "we have zero tolerance for bad punctuation," but when "zero tolerance" is used to modify a noun, it acts a bit like an adjective.
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Ending a sentence with a period became a more obviously deliberate choice after punctuation was relocated from directly under your thumbs to a separate on-screen menu.
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"Sometimes if something's really heavy, or like a bonded cotton, it has this punctuation when you walk, and that highlights the movement of the body," she says.
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Large sections, mostly concerning her love affairs with women, were written in a "crypt" of her own devising, which combined mathematical symbols, punctuation and the Greek alphabet.
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To untangle the jumble, his stenographers are increasingly reliant on a punctuation known as the "em dash" (—), which are used to separate parentheticals within the same sentence.
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The title of the punctuation-promoting bestseller "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" comes from a joke about a poorly punctuated wildlife guide describing the diet of panda bears.
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It spreads out in all directions on the page, inverts normal French word order, eschews ordinary punctuation, and presents a variety of fonts, typefaces, and letter sizes.
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"I'm Jeb, exclamation point," Bush said, referring to his campaign logo that notably leaves out his last name but features the punctuation mark after his first name.
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It helps them learn things like grammar and punctuation, and how to read charts and graphs — all difficult, if not impossible, to learn using text-to-speech.
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Designers have gotten used to all sorts of magic tricks to make Helvetica look more legible, like changing the size of punctuation marks to balance the letters.
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The power of punctuation Oh, Kanye, you could have saved Twitter from melting down if only you'd used question marks instead of exclamation points: What's for lunch?
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More like Know the Risk: Excessive Punctuation His troubles start in his arrival airport, where a surly and suspicious border guard checks his passport for yummy secrets.
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Our friend Angela Burr is always a welcome presence on screen: crisp, funny, and understated, keeping us off balance with sentences that seem to lack standard punctuation.
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It'll teach you how to more effectively structure and plan your writing, learn crucial punctuation and grammar best practices, and get comfortable with editing and implementing feedback.
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He painted riotous geometric abstracts, reminiscent of Miró or Kandinsky, and made often humorous conceptual works, like an Ernest Hemingway story with everything but punctuation marks removed.
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Arturo O'Farrill's hotshot Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra studs it with some fierce rhythmic punctuation, and Chucho Valdés pays homage to his father with a twirling, ecstatic solo.
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As a summary statement, the book, like the show, is a form of punctuation, though, graphically speaking, which one: an exclamation point, a question mark, an ellipsis?
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With all its erratic punctuation and grammatical incoherence, its non sequiturs and obscure historical references, it appears to have been written by a pacifist polymath gone amok.
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Calhoun decided to strip the words from his favorite texts to look at the punctuation alone, and noticed a few significant differences among great works of literature.
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A fracturing punctuation to a brilliant career—a paralyzingly sad end that re-contextualizes the source of the subterranean depths and supernatural highs that his voice channeled.
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Critics were quick to point out that a slight variation in punctuation made the slogan convey that Brazil had in fact regressed two decades in two years.
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The untitled story takes up about 14 pages of the notebook, which also includes bits of poetry and notes on grammar, including rules for capitalization and punctuation.
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A writer's voice is the way his or her personality comes through on the page, via everything from word choice and sentence structure to tone and punctuation.
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Some messages were formally epistolary, employing "Dear" and "Sincerely"; others telegraphic, all in lowercase with no punctuation, as if they were being beamed straight from someone's brain.
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Prosecutors allege the story fell afoul of the new law when it was updated, but Ressa and her counsel dismiss the update as a simple punctuation tweak.
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When you tell a friend something via text message, getting a reply that reads "Ok." instead of "Ok" is no longer just a meaningless difference in punctuation.
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Punctuation, a grandmother whale named for the comma- and hyphen-shaped marks on her back, was killed in June after a vessel struck her, the report said.
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Over lunch in Atlanta the next day, Mr. Brock said he hoped the intervention was a final piece of punctuation on years of extreme highs and lows.
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It's called The Merry Spinster and other tales of everyday horror, and it's a departure, in depth of world creation, amount of proper punctuation, and probably audience.
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A strong password is a dozen or more characters of letters, numbers and punctuation — even those with the best memory would struggle to recall that many strong passwords.
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Closer examination reveals that the apparent mountain peaks are actually the edges of an overturned umbrella and the dismembered handle plays double duty as the quizzical punctuation mark.
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The tool uses deep learning to detect abusive keywords, punctuation that were typically found in hateful comments, and syntactic clues found in several thousand comments on Yahoo's websites.
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With this update, the tool will better organize its suggestions, which go well beyond finding the standard spelling, punctuation and grammar errors that can hold back your writing.
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After re-posting the symptoms for the disorder he accuses Trump of having, Conway added a more blunt punctuation mark in a follow-up tweet: "You. Are. Nuts."
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In a booth in west London, Jon Luke, one of 400 "re-speakers" with Ericsson, repeats every word of a BBC programme into a microphone, adding punctuation vocally.
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The final rally of the match — an extended and exhausting exchange that ended with a backhand slice in the net from del Potro — was a fitting punctuation mark.
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"The Federal Reserve's actions are essentially a punctuation point affirming to all of us that interest rates are on the rise and expected to rise further," Hamrick said.
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Winning the IWGP heavyweight title from Okada would be a perfect punctuation to Cody's post-WWE career, as much as a segment of fans is dreading the possibility.
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When a poll shows 20 percent of Trump supporters would have opposed the freeing of slaves, it's more than a fun punctuation ending the night on cable news.
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So, once you add it to your browser of choice, you can activate it with a single click and banish your spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors for good.
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Then one day a new message popped up: "hi dad" I stared for a while at Alice's message, so plaintive and weightless, without even the anchor of punctuation.
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And it's given us really the only place where we'll have the ability to put long-term pieces, which will be like a punctuation in a beautiful piazza.
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And because the blocks will also be stamped with the corresponding written letter, number or punctuation symbol, they can be played with by blind and sighted children alike.
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From this screen you can enable or disable autocorrect, the predictive text suggestion strip at the top of the keyboard, auto-spacing after punctuation, and auto-capitalization after periods.
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The conflicts within function both as performance and punctuation, self-contained one-off challenges meant to threaten and engage, to push against a player's sense of efficacy and progress.
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Much of the hidden engineering and heavy lifting comes in fine tuning how letters, ligatures, digits, and punctuation work together in combination—and kerning the white space between them.
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In the 1990s the internet created an ethos of linguistic free love where breaking the rules was encouraged and punctuation was one of the ways this could be done.
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Right-wing conspiracy theorists online have falsely claimed that the bombs are a hoax intended to politically damage the president, leading to questions about the president's choice of punctuation.
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This quiet punctuation to the end of an architect's life is not necessarily out of humility or a denial of death, but, more likely, that their legacy is elsewhere.
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And people do that with different forms of so-called nonstandard written language, like lowercase letters, removing punctuation, using slang, using abbreviations and emoji, and all kinds of things.
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People have begun noticing slight changes to the way our smallest punctuation mark is deployed, from declarations that it's going out of style to claims that it's becoming angry.
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As they settle into their English lessons, they will be made to learn grammar, spelling and punctuation as if these were as fixed as the stars in the sky.
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PARIS — When the French Open was finished, the sun finally came out, which seemed a most inappropriate punctuation mark for the cold and clammy tournament that had just ended.
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When you connect an Apple Magic Keyboard to an iPad, you can type at full speed, avoiding typos and giving yourself quicker access to punctuation marks and special symbols.
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Vine incubated black ingenuity and creativity, allowing makers to play with structure, form, insertion, pacing and interpolation, and letting users employ the videos as punch lines, shorthand and punctuation.
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There he watches Ally belt out the Edith Piaf standard "La Vie en Rose," in a sheath and upsweep, her arched artificial brows adding quizzical punctuation to her face.
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"Daughter of the Nile" does resemble an Ozu film in its precise camera placement, use of repeated images (mainly cityscapes) as punctuation and preference for movement within the frame.
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We also rounded up four new books that examine our language from various angles — historical, political and grammatical — including "Semicolon," the small punctuation mark that can carry big ideas.
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"The software was able to imitate the voice, and not only the voice: the tonality, the punctuation, the German accent," a Euler Hermes spokesperson later told The Washington Post.
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They can be meaningless strings of characters, numbers and punctuation or, as has become popular in recent years, full sentences that are easy to remember but hard to guess.
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This means that everything – from your "About Me" section to your business cards to your company's Twitter account – should use the same color scheme, logos, branding and even punctuation choices.
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But the longer and more complex your password is — a mix of uppercase and lowercase characters, numbers, symbols and punctuation — the longer it takes for hackers to unscramble your password.
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But poetry—arguably the most lenient written form in terms of grammar, punctuation, or anything else an AI might use incorrectly—is counterintuitively the task the robots still suck at.
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You'll also notice other useful tools in Settings > General > Keyboards, including the options to toggle off autocorrect, auto capitalization, and smart punctuation if you want more control over your keyboard.
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Because of both the relatively small number of people using the extension, and the inherent search unfriendliness of punctuation, this bizarre form of anti-semitism continued unchecked for some time.
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But as those of us who grew up with LiveJournal and Hipster Runoff —home of ironic punctuation galore — became buttoned up office folk, the work email poisoned the exclamation point.
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And then writers after her — Ernest Hemingway, E. E. Cummings — also used that flattened style, and E. E. Cummings is notable for lowercase all over the place and punctuation unusualness.
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"Agents discovered many similarities in the use of words and punctuation, including: the word "cheers," double exclamation marks, frequent use of quotation marks, and intermittent French posts," court documents say.
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In our newsroom's experience, sometimes the space goes away when you add punctuation and sometimes it does not — meaning that we ran the risk of being an unwitting space user.
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Curious as to how Trump captures the minds of social media users, YouTuber Nerdwriter1 decided to parse Trump's tweets to uncover more about the structuring, language and punctuation he utilizes.
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With all this flux, many people worry that skill with punctuation is disappearing: witness, after all, the way teens text and tweet not bothering to capitalise or punctuate at all.
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But when I saw a screenshot of the message, I recognized my mother's signature touches — punctuation errors she couldn't care less about correcting, and her tendency to overindulge in emoji.
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Judge David Hale said that the "grammar and punctuation" was of a much higher standard than normally seen from dealers in the area, and demonstrated a higher level of education.
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Assistant in Google Maps on both iOS and Android will let you control navigation, reply to texts (complete with auto-punctuation, which is a neat new trick) and control music.
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One, named Punctuation, was a breeding female who had mothered eight calves and then gone on to have several grandchildren, making her death a significant loss for a dwindling population.
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As with the punctuation mark, which writers use to extend a sentence, it stands for people who could have chosen to end their sentence, their lives, but chose not to.
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In classrooms where practices like freewriting are used without any focus on transcription or punctuation, "the students who struggled didn't make any progress," Dr. Troia, the Michigan State professor, said.
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There had been last-minute problems, and then last-last-minute problems, including a very big measurement error in the paper and a weird punctuation-related bug in the system.
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On Twitter, candidates want voters to know they're serious about the issues — so serious, in fact, that they're willing to use the punchiest piece of punctuation to talk about them.
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In the category of emojis as punctuation framing non-emoji text is the ✌️Victory Hand used on either side of a word or string of words as air quotes.
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She became a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master last year, adding a punctuation mark to a career already known to be one of the most distinguished in jazz.
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Denuded to the point of rendering conventional punctuation obsolete, the poem features a repeated use of the hyphen, allowing O'Brien to register measure without marring the evanescent feeling of song.
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They're islands in an ocean of sound, and death is a punctuation mark in a long, flowing sentence that has me moving through this world and appreciating its sights and sounds.
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King-Casas looks celestial, his dark hair dusted with silver and his glasses the color of the deep night sky, and when he speaks, he uses his hands as punctuation marks.
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The bottom line from Eurasia Group and GZERO Media president Ian Bremmer (punctuation his): Go deeper: America's great foreign policy divide America's resurgent hegemony How Mike Pence wields foreign policy power
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It was a really interesting study because it showed that by adhering to these formal mechanisms for punctuation, people perceive a greater formality, which indicates a greater distance between the people.
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The extremely long title seemed extremely SEO-optimized, the text was littered with strange punctuation, and at one point it even looped and repeated the entire first half of the story.
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Our obituary unpicked some of the tidiness of Nancy Reagan's life (Just say no), and Johnson was moved to muse on punctuation by the passing of Ray Tomlinson (You've got mail).
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And those who prefer not to follow fads at all need only wait a while: much of today's playful punctuation will soon become unfashionable, dead as the diastole and the diple.
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The "when are we ever going to use this" refrain heard thousands of times over generations of disenfranchised students has been the deflating punctuation mark on the purpose of learning mathematics.
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Briscoe scored six of the 216 points, but the punctuation mark came on a lob from Fox to Monk for a slam dunk with :212 left for the nine-point lead.
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So, with only slight assists from my thumbs on things like punctuation and sentence starters, here are nine nu metal albums as reviewed by my iPhone in all its autofilling omnipotence.
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So, with only slight assists from my thumbs on things like punctuation and sentence starters, here are the reviews of Kanye West's discography, as determined by our omnipotent overlords at Apple.
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Hernandez simply ensures the sentences make sense, and adds punctuation, before manually loading the jokes into the social media managing platform Buffer, where he schedules tweets for the Headlinertron Twitter account.
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The theatric punctuation seemed designed to underscore the cheery tenor of the conversation, during which Putin thanked Trump for the CIA's help in thwarting a terror plot on St. Petersburg, Russia.
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It's a lot to think about, from subtle cues in punctuation ("I get frightened when people don't use exclamation points," Ms. Campbell said) to specific emoji choice to indicate tonal nuance.
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That book — a record of her equally passionate relationship with punctuation — gave us a rich example of her noble predilection for knowing everything there is to know about a single subject.
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But we (and most other outlets) have stuck with the exclamation point — and there's good reason for that: While it's still awkward, the punctuation also communicates something fundamental about the film.
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Their punctuation alone — sudden stops between long, action-packed phrases — becomes the essence of wit; and their body language, with energy often rippling right up from the instep, is entirely engaging.
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He would plant himself on a stool, the picture of insouciance in a three-button suit and dark tie, dragging slowly on a cigarette, which he used as a punctuation mark.
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Written in 1979, her Symphony No. 2 begins with a pianist traversing the length of the keyboard, hammering tone clusters, with punctuation coming in the form of massive bass drum hits.
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This week, Peter Schjeldahl is dying, a new Jordan Casteel mural, decolonizing a colonial museum, a guide to emoji punctuation, monoculture on the internet, Baby Yoda cookies and cocktails, and more.
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As a heads up, we ended up talking over text because Billy was on a quick break from work, so please forgive any dodgy spelling or punctuation on both our parts.
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The first quatrain, whose lack of punctuation keeps the connections from line to line loose, seems at first to correspond to a syntactically self-contained phrase, but now reveals itself, as the second one begins, as the opening of a single unfolding thought — a proper sentence in fact (only missing the implicit comma at the end of line 3) — that through rhyme, typographical emphasis, and above all punctuation grabs your attention as the crux of the poem.
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Also: Corthron sometimes seems overly reliant on overly creative dialect, grammar and punctuation effects in a story that moves among four first-person viewpoints and a third-person narrator over 70 years.
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It's just the first sample of what's to come from his upcoming record BlackSUMMERS'night (different album, different punctuation!) which is bound to be a record that will hit you at your core.
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Aguilar's storyline is more punctuation than subject, and despite the film's implicit critique of religious intolerance and imperialism, the Inquisition segments don't reflect the video games' longstanding love of ancient political intrigue.
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It reads, "Do not worry Julie is in a good place and safe the children shud laugh do not look let go" in letters cut out from a magazine with no punctuation.
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His program hunts for signs, such as word choice, punctuation and emoji, that suggest a single hand is behind apparently unrelated online sex ads—and thus that organised crime is at work.
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Kameelah Janan Rasheed's woodblock print "Punctuated Blackness" (2013) repeats the word "black" followed by various punctuation marks, to show how a colon, question mark or exclamation point invokes rational analysis or outrage.
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In the past, this togetherness may have been recognised by a hyphen or one solid word, but more recently, the tendency has been for English to throw out punctuation of all sorts.
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After all, that's part of what makes this Wayne's best feature: He's batting cleanup after an all-star lineup, delivering the punctuation that turns a great posse cut into an iconic one.
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It prevents the writer from being able to clearly describe the work, since we are forced to push at the boundaries of what counts as acceptable punctuation or any publication's style-guide.
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The teacher, Rebecca Adelman, asked the students to score their classmate's essay on several features: content and analysis; command of evidence; coherence, organization, and style; and accurate punctuation, capitalization, spelling and grammar.
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You don't want it to be too generic, And, as Post emphasizes, make sure your spelling and punctuation are correct — nothing sucks the "professional" out of the professional email like a typo.
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And the way you should do your name was to separate your first and middle names from your last name with some sort of punctuation: a semicolon, a comma or a colon.
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One guy's message, "not much just watching hulu," earns a column of zeros; it contains no capitalization, no punctuation and "literally no thought," Jenny says, deeming the sender unworthy of a reply.
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A stripped-down stream-of-consciousness account that rolls down the page without interruption by punctuation, the poem reads like a long pant, fast and yet halting, due to the sharp enjambment.
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Ferlinghetti's "spontaneous" transgressions of punctuation and spacing appealed to a kid who was warming up to the intoxicating provocations of punk rock, and I can't be alone in having had that response.
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The situation is putting pressure on Mr. Brown, who is heading toward the end of a long career here, and it is threatening to add a discordant punctuation mark to his legacy.
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In a Summer Reading Contest winning entry, Cody Busch-Weiss uses many creative and vivid metaphors in praise of the em dash: The glorious em dash — the king of all punctuation marks!
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It might be in a sheet pan or a Dutch oven or a skillet — in any case, what comes out will put a positive punctuation mark at the end of the day.
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In the age of cheap and accessible virtual reality, most consumers prefer to experience their narratives rather than read them; this piece — composed of mere letters and punctuation — is itself an anachronism.
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EditorsNote: Fixes faulty punctuation characters Chen, Bour carry Marlins past Brewers MIAMI — Miami Marlins left-hander Wei-Yin Chen was throwing bulls-eyes all night, tying his career high with 23 strikeouts.
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The book's unconventional capitalization and punctuation continue Notley's invention of a new grammar, which has been most widely recognized in her use of quotation marks in The Descent of Alette (Penguin, 1996).
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"Request for backup?" seemed to call for a pun in its punctuation, and I thought of "backups" like floppy disks, understudies, traffic jams … I just got cleverer and cleverer to no avail.
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The Oxford comma is probably the most divisive punctuation mark in the English language: academics root for it, journalists are torn over it, and the general public has some strong feelings about it.
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And second, do you actually think a woman who started her own feminist book club while serving as an ambassador for the UN and advocating for human rights really doesn't understand proper punctuation?
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They are also cleaning up the genetic code's punctuation in their new chromosomes—reducing the number of types of three-letter "stop" signals that mark the ends of genes from three to two.
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And maybe the punctus won't have that glorious second wind we'd all love to see, but a more relaxed attitude toward punctuation is back in business, and you'd better get used to it.
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That partnership resulted in the "Facebook phone," which was a subpar Android-based smartphone that failed to take off and acted as sour punctuation mark to Facebook's attempt to break into consumer electronics.
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Bold tones of emerald, indigo, orange, red and violet popped out "as punctuation" among the taupe, caramel, biscuit beige, khaki and olive green, in clothes and accessories designed for both men and women.
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Photo: Mikko Raskinen (Aalto University)French and English share the same 26-character alphabet, but additional accents, symbols, and punctuation make it challenging for Francophones to use keyboard layouts designed for English speakers.
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James Joyce's Ulysses, well known for its complex modernist prose, uses surprisingly standard punctuation: lots of commas and just a few colons to frame text that's largely broken up by regular old periods.
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The student points out that spelling mistakes are not a big deal, that I should be more interested in the quality of the ideas in the paper than in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.
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As we consider a successor to the ACA we should continue to put a punctuation mark on payment policies that reward the healthcare ecosystem for delivering the most value for our healthcare dollars.
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Flaharty saw in a couple of spots that Mickos used a new punctuation mark to break up text, and he alternated between starting a list item with a capital or lower-case letter.
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Shortly after publishing, then deleting, a menacing Twitter post about the wife of Senator Ted Cruz, Mr. Trump quickly corrected himself late Tuesday — by adding more colorful language and punctuation to his threat.
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But as Princeton scientist Adam Calhoun recently found, the punctuation that writers use — and the frequency with which they use it — can reveal as much about their writing style as their word choice.
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But the rare cuts — both to hide the ends of film reels and for dramatic punctuation — occur at significant moments; pay attention, too, to the occasions when the camera crosses the stage line.
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The second has no name, the punctuation mark on a serpentine run past a series of red-faced English players, but it is otherworldly, miraculous, forever bathed in a nearly shadowless Mexican sunlight.
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In a 2015 study titled "Texting insincerely: The role of the period in text messaging," researchers at Binghamton University showed 126 students different affirmative responses to questions — some had punctuation, some had none.
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Hold down the iPhone's Home button (or say "Hey Siri" to wake up the software), say "Make a new note," and then speak your thoughts — reciting the punctuation like "period" or "comma" aloud.
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Battlegrounds, in presenting life as incredibly short and horribly violent, forces me to focus intently on the trees, buildings, and ambient sounds of life to know if my own bit of punctuation is coming.
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While they once may have been novel or cute, the sea of emojis now available to you across digital platforms are the perfect punctuation to express your joy, laughter and sadness when messaging others.
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Grammarly looked at the comments left on the various candidates social media pages to determine who had the grammar sticklers in their corner – and whose supporters needed a remedial lesson in spelling and punctuation.
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We reintroduced the straight-legged capital "R," single-story lowercase "a," lowercase "u" without a trailing serif, a lowercase "t" without a tailing stroke on the bottom right, a beardless "g," some rounded punctuation.
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Children's Books Marilyn Singer's ingenious "reverso" poems are child-friendly feats of verbal pyrotechnics: They can be read from the top down or the bottom up, with just small changes of punctuation and capitalization.
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It can be seen equally well as the simple element of punctuation that it is, or as a diagrammatic sperm; its fully modeled version suggests not only an abstracted organic form, but a uterus.
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At least until Wings Gaming absolutely dominated Digital Chaos in a team fight, putting a punctuation point on it in the form of an Invoker sun strike in the base to take one more.
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A quick punctuation lesson before we proceed: In a list of three or more items — like "beans, potatoes and rice" — some people would put a comma after potatoes, and some would leave it out.
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So necessarily, web culture started breaking all the traditional rules of grammar to make it better fit the medium, with trends like the extra space before punctuation ... or idiosyncratic capitalization to Make A Point.
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The punctuation marks as part of the title are a self-aware nod to the incongruity of marrying the location, known for its allegiance to hoodies, Tevas and T-shirts, to a fashion event.
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In her introductory notes for the play Ms. Anyanwu says of its structure, "If there is any, then this is how it goes," before explaining how punctuation in the script should inform line readings.
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Ending a case that electrified punctuation pedants, grammar goons and comma connoisseurs, Oakhurst Dairy settled an overtime dispute with its drivers that hinged entirely on the lack of an Oxford comma in state law.
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Jesús Hdez-Güero's "A Nation in Few Words" manipulates the latest edition of the Cuban Constitution by deleting all the words and leaving only the signs of punctuation, accents, comas, parenthesis, and so on.
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If you ever wanted to send text messages with weird punctuation like someone who is new to thumb-typing, Google's voice-to-text settings were able to do it for you, Android Police reported.
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I'm probably a bit of an odd person to be writing this piece, as the editor of a rival newsroom who is often jealous of the attention the Times gets for every punctuation mark.
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Gretchen McCulloch, a linguist and author of "Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language," highlights the use of punctuation to convey tone of voice, rather than for grammatical effect, as one such evolution.
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EditorsNote: Fixes punctuation in 8th graf Goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky won his second game in as many nights as his Florida Panthers defeated the visiting San Jose Sharks 5-216 on Sunday at Sunrise, Fla.
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A quick punctuation lesson before we proceed: In a list of three or more items — like "beans, potatoes and rice" — some people would put a comma after potatoes, and some would leave it out.
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Connors named his first exhibition after James Schuyler's first book of poems, Freely Espousing; another show was called Enjambment, a term used to describe a line of poetry that continues beyond its end without punctuation.
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You're on a flight, you've been somewhere and done this thing and you go somewhere onto the next thing and it's a nice little punctuation to have a moment of reflection and you get emotional.
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She pays little to no attention to rules of grammar, like punctuation or sentence structure, and she capitalizes many words individually, causing her messages to read like bad novelty T-shirts or mock propaganda posters.
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The gloss of youthful vitality can persuade us that life is for the living, but life is also for the dying, and repudiating that ultimate punctuation escalates our anxiety and deprives us of final dignity.
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Try to gradually wean yourself off your reliance on lol by ending messages with punctuation marks instead, using a more specific emoji in place of your laughter, or making an effort to better articulate yourself.
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The interspersed scenes of their performances act as punctuation to the arduous task of preparation, moments in which the haggard and jetlagged young men snap into focus and put on their carefully choreographed, overwhelming productions.
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DATO' AHMAD RASIDI HAZIZIHigh commissioner of MalaysiaLondon One bit of punctuation that should follow the diastole, the trigon, the interpunct and the diple onto the scrap heap of history is the semicolon (Johnson, March 12th).
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In take after take over the course of a long night of shooting, Mr. Cranston's turn to the camera and his growly, chilling delivery puts a charged punctuation mark on the end of the film.
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With abundant Frenchmen, a three-noun-two-punctuation-mark title, two love interests, several double-crosses, and three principal locations, the sixth movie in the Mission: Impossible series is a truly maximalist work of art.
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Performing just down the path at the same time is Bereishit Dance Company from Seoul, making their Pillow debut with an intriguing fusion of cool, contemporary moves and the sharp, physical punctuation of break dancing.
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And while all of the numbers and punctuation marks you find on a standard keyboard can be accessed when typing on an iPad, you have to cycle through several screens to locate many of them.
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His talent as a writer and caricaturist was evident from the start in his verbal pyrotechnics and perfect mimicry of speech patterns, his meticulous reporting, and his creative use of pop language and explosive punctuation.
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A meme is intended to be seen only through glass: thumbed past on a Facebook feed, endlessly retooled in Reddit threads, batted across Twitter like a cat's feather toy, its own form of visual punctuation.
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Like Ms. Crothers before her, she isn't interested in rhythmic punctuation as a way to assert command, or to keep things moving in a given direction; her grip on the controls is loose, permissive, catalytic.
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Barnes & Noble Education already has an A.I. writing tool called bartleby write, named for the clerk in the Herman Melville short story, that corrects grammar, punctuation and spelling, searches for plagiarism and helps create citations.
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" But Dickinson's preferred punctuation, while it leaves the possibility of the auxiliary clause intact, allows for other syntactical relations: "You may have met him— [if you haven't, you should know that] / His notice instant is.
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LaVine provided a punctuation mark during a dominant first half when he caught a lob pass from Satoransky from the top of the key and threw down a dunk about four minutes into the game.
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EditorsNote: adjusts punctuation in second graf Connor McDavid had a goal and two assists as the Edmonton Oilers snapped the host San Jose Sharks' six-game winning streak with a 5-2 victory Tuesday night.
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Internet people of all ages report they start reading it because they're curious about the origins of the internettish punctuation marks they use all the time, and it ends up leaving them feeling extremely Seen.
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Instituto de Visión, run by a team of women, is worth seeking out — there's no sign outside, just an old-school punctuation mark emoji on the door — for its dedication to up-and-coming artists.
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While traditional programming requires very precise strings of text and punctuation, Scratch and other visual programming languages rely on a shape-based system that Resnick characterizes as the "Lego approach," that's much more intuitive for beginners.
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The effort goes far beyond the French language alone, though, as the group also plans to work in punctuation marks for French regional languages like Occitan, Catalan, Breton as well as other European languages and Polynesian.
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A search through my text messages and Slacks shows that my friends and colleagues are also enthusing through this twinning punctuation; my editor shares that he has been consciously doubling up on his exclamation marks, too.
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Helvetica Now also includes a straight-legged R, a single-story a, "lowercase u without a trailing serif," rounder punctuation and a rounded G.For now, you can explore what Helvetica Now looks like on Monotype's website.
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At the eventual signing of the treaty in 1987, Reagan, standing beside Gorbachev, reached for the line one more time, feeling the dramatic weight of its use would be the ideal punctuation to this historic moment.
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On Tuesday, Trump published, deleted, and reposted — adding correct spelling and punctuation — a tweet accusing Cruz's campaign of launching an ad that used photos from a nude photo shoot Melania Trump did for GQ in 2000.
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The instruction manuals on classifying this sort of data go on for hundreds of pages, with a dizzying number of options for contractors to follow to classify data, or punctuation style guides they're told to follow.
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You can also tell when Rihanna hasn't written one of her own tweets, based off the grammar and punctuation alone, so we're not living under the pretence that she's the only person with her Twitter password.
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Always, his materials lend geometric punctuation, gracefully framing rooms, drawing the eye to original details as well as to his own massive, near-circular windows and doors, vaulted ceilings, gashes of natural light and vertiginous stairs.
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Like, who cares about the constructs of gender, punctuation, grammar—throw it all out the window and let's just be here now for one another, alls of us at all times womens and mens as allieses.
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Her titles also refuse to follow convention: A painting in the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago show, "Yew've Got Yer Gud Things, n' I've Got Mine (Split)" (2018) is typical in its personalized spelling and punctuation.
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In a related article, "The Em Dash Divides," Kate Mooney writes about another much-debated form of punctuation: For some writers, the em dash is a vice that their editors occasionally forgive but more often forbid.
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The GPT-2 model is already trained on roughly 40,000 books worth of internet text to ensure it can reliably predict and fill out the next word or punctuation mark in a sentence with realistic effect.
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Remember that in a poem, every word, line break and mark of punctuation carries meaning, so have fun experimenting with repetition of words, alliteration, assonance or anything else that enhances what you would like to say.
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But PA-18 is different, specifically because it's not a singular special election: It's a punctuation point in a consistent trend of other local races that show Democratic energy at peak levels in a midterm environment.
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The world's going to have to figure that out now that Twitter has signaled it will expand its infamous limit to just how many letters, numbers, spaces, punctuation, and emoji you're allowed to fit into a tweet.
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"How to be a Nigger on Twitter" outlined vicious, laughably simplistic guidelines for cultural assimilations, linking black identity to qualifiers like "large female buttocks," combative behavior, "expensive Nike tennis shoes," and a lack of punctuation in tweets.
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So the recent discovery of a four-foot high, 500-pound sandstone stele at Poggio Colla northeast of Florence that has around 70 legible letters and punctuation marks is huge for the study of this ancient civilization.
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Sorting through different possible solutions for each hint is extremely important, but equally so is understanding the actual linguistic composition of each hint: Verb parallelism and punctuation are key, as well as noticing patterns throughout the puzzle.
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The finding that supposedly vindicates two-spacers is that students reading the two-spaced pages were less likely to fixate on the punctuation area, probably because the extra space made it clear that the sentence had ended.
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A class-action lawsuit about overtime pay for truck drivers hinged entirely on a debate that has bitterly divided friends, families and foes: The dreaded — or totally necessary — Oxford comma, perhaps the most polarizing of punctuation marks.
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The QWERTY keyboard layout was originally designed for the English language, but it's widely used by many non-English speaking groups around the world who need to jump through hoops to access unique characters, punctuation, and accents.
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Junior Boys have always been interested in empty space — most recently, It's All True often used vocals as punctuation between sounds — but Big Black Coat uses space as a balancing tool against the album's more human desires.
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Olivia faced drama over the application after the United States Patent and Trademark Office sent Olivia a letter warning that her filing is in danger of abandonment due to poor punctuation and vague language in the application.
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EditorsNote: fixes punctuation in first graf; other minor edits Matthew Tkachuk scored the only goal of a shootout to give the visiting Calgary Flames a sorely needed 143-214 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday afternoon.
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Despite its age, it's still one of the best authorities on grammar, punctuation and sentence construction; and if these basics are second nature, sentences that are lucid and smooth-flowing are more likely, leading the reader on.
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Coaxing impossible layers of nuance from her klaxon of a voice, wielding her long, dangerous legs like punctuation, she brought to her work an exemplary rigor and intelligence while remaining fiercely alive; unpredictable, brave and intimately exposing.
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These loosely affiliated, offbeat miniaturists were sending up the format of traditional jokes by undercutting the expectation of a punch line, using textual elements (odd spacing, spelling, punctuation), creating tiny scripts or warping grammar to comedic ends.
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So "Painting" is a crush of deceptions and deflections: a painting that is actually a sculpture, a face that is actually punctuation, a tree that is actually code, a source of light that is actually reflecting light.
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A class-action lawsuit about overtime pay for truck drivers hinged entirely on a debate that has bitterly divided friends, families and foes: The dreaded — or totally necessary — Oxford comma, perhaps the most polarizing of punctuation marks.
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It would be intriguing to know whether the idea of the punctuation mark — and the implied precept of art as language — preceded the taking of the photograph, or whether it was the product of free-association afterward.
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" In fact, the understated period — the punctuation equivalent of stagehands who dress in black to be less conspicuous — may have suddenly taken on meanings all its own Increasingly, says Professor Crystal, whose books include "Making a Point: The Persnickety Story of English Punctuation," the period is being deployed as a weapon to show irony, syntactic snark, insincerity, even aggression If the love of your life just canceled the candlelit, six-course, home-cooked dinner you have prepared, you are best advised to include a period when you respond "Fine." to show annoyance "Fine" or "Fine!
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As a punctuation mark, Pohan has fashioned two brassy helium balloons into the shape of an I and O, or "io," the last word in the sequence ("io or IO or 2019 0 or a slow leak," 2019).
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Voice dictation software from Dragon and other companies can optionally attempt auto-punctuation, but results can be a mixed bag, so I'm eager to see if Google's AI and machine learning smarts can give it a leg up.
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The three of us cuddled together on the small yellow couch and watched Back to the Future Part II. And in the morning — because it is, unironically, the punctuation of my life — I woke up with my period. ●
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Any skiving student worth their salt knows the usual tricks to make an essay look longer: use larger punctuation marks and spaces, mess around with the margins, maybe even try to creep up to a larger font size.
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I'm specifically thinking of former One Direction member Niall Horan who puts two spaces around every piece of punctuation, which I am now very tempted to do because I think it looks whimsical, and I also love him.
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EditorsNote: Fixed punctuation of Pelicans in hed; other minor fixes Kyrie Irving had 26 points and 10 assists as the visiting Boston Celtics beat the New Orleans Pelicans 124-107 in a matchup of struggling teams Monday night.
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And remember, too, that in a poem, every word, line break and mark of punctuation carries meaning, so have fun experimenting with repetition of words, alliteration, assonance or anything else that enhances what you would like to say.
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Mr. Hnath and Lileana Blain-Cruz, the director of "Red Speedo," both said they were impressed by how much work Mr. Breaux had done before his audition, especially concerning the playwright's language and punctuation, which is very specific.
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The show — which features stealthily effective sound (by Matt Hubbs) and lighting (by Austin R. Smith) — is accented throughout by the rhythmic punctuation of loud, abrupt hand claps and barked-out "hahs!" that suggest anger trapped in laughter.
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Any text from a guy must be shared with the group, analyzed for factors including content, sentiment, capitalization, punctuation and speed of response, then rated accordingly, the scores written on a board prominently placed in the living room.
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The artfully speech-like, even blunt vocal lines don't fight to be heard; often the effect is nearly akin to a cappella, with the small orchestra, conducted by Stuart Stratford, most prominent in wry punctuation and interstitial commentary.
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"For Colored Girls" is written with no punctuation and no capitalization and with all these slash marks, and that really inspired a different kind of pentameter than Shakespeare, a different kind of rhythm and heartbeat to the work.
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It uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Statistical Machine Translation (SMT) to scan your writing for a wide variety of errors, including grammar and spelling mistakes, punctuation slips, and overall sentence structure, and correct them on the spot.
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Students "scrub" punctuation marks out of a Times article, then put the needed marks into a partner's "scrubbed" article Teacher | Student Vocabulary Log A chart for developing vocabulary using words in The Times Student What's in a Name?
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The copy editor might suggest that a writer tighten up a particular passage, ditch unpleasant punctuation, switch a sentence around or — taking into account that we all sometimes unconsciously favor certain words — stop using "spatulate" all the time.
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Using artificial intelligence algorithms, it scans your work to spot grammar, spelling, punctuation, and style errors in 50 languages and offers suggestions on how you can rectify them, so you can avoid sending off something with an egregious typo.
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In her book, "Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation," British author Lynne Truss describes a panda entering a cafe, eating a sandwich, firing a gun and walking out -- all because of a poorly punctuated wildlife manual.
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According to recent research from dating app TrueView, you're 68% more likely to receive a response if you write in proper sentences – meaning it's worth spending an extra minute or so crafting that killer opening line (correct punctuation included).
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But lots of people interpreted this punctuation as a sexist slight against Williams, who has been mocked for her appearance and called a man because she "appeared outwardly strong," she wrote in an open letter on Reddit last year.
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" Here's an excerpt from the listing (quoting, apparently, someone else's writeup), complete with original eBay-style punctuation: "On the road this 'Super car' looks just that, with no clues as to its amazing capabilities or as 'AUTO EXPRESS' said.
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Carter wrote a script for the bot, imitating Gallop's words (like how often the British mogul says "bloody" on Twitter) and paying close attention to punctuation ("There's nothing more human than the way in which someone punctuates," Carter said).
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A good guide is Lewis Thomas's "Notes on Punctuation", which says: The semicolon tells you that there is still some question about the preceding full sentence; something needs to be added; it reminds you sometimes of the Greek usage.
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EditorsNote: fixes punctuation in last sentence of 2th graph Freddie Freeman hit a walk-off home run to lead off the 228th inning and give the Atlanta Braves a 4-3 win over the visiting Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday.
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On typewriters from earlier years, even if you weren't holding down the shift key, a comma or a period resulted every time you hit their corresponding keys, making it easier to add those punctuation marks while writing uppercase letters.
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Student Geography Bingo Students play Bingo to see how the National Geography Standards can be met by reading The Times Student Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling and Usage Bingo Students play bingo to find examples of language usage in The Times.
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It is not a polished work; it reads like a pamphlet for political insiders, rushed into publication by someone with no time to check punctuation or spell out abbreviations or delve into the historical background of the cases discussed.
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It read, without punctuation, something along the lines of, "i am sorry that you didn't feel like you were at the center of your friend group it's not like I was trying to make you feel bad or anything".
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The line, which might have been lifted from one of his vintage high school movies, is just one jarring punctuation mark in the trailer for "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile," which is released in theaters and on Netflix today.
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However, I tested the original version of the DM230, requiring me to tip-toe around the DM2300's Japanese-focused keyboard which had some punctuation moved, and additional keys not needed when using the DM30 in its optional English mode.
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With a premium subscription to the companion app, you'll likely be able to unlock more AI features, like automatic punctuation and noise analysis, expand your cloud storage capacity for audio notes and have access to more speech-to-text transactions.
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Also throughout the first 250 years a lot of variant forms — straight-legged "R," single-story "a," rounded punctuation, these sort of alternate characters — were built into the typeface and abandoned by the time it moved into the digital realm.
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What could be the best improvement made to the iPad's UI under iOS 11 is the new QuickType functionality that allows punctuation, alternate characters, and even numbers to be accessed from one keyboard by simply using small gestures atop each key.
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Google has been developing Tango in plain sight for a couple of years — the developer kit, which includes a tablet with Tango sensors, has been available for some time — and the impending Lenovo release feels more like punctuation than a statement.
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What needed to happen in order for irony punctuation like ~*~sparkle sarcasm~*~ to take off was that people needed to have a collective response — it couldn't be just one person coming up with something — to signify meaning and double meaning.
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But he has also called himself a "descriptive prescriber", and this is clearer than ever before in the fourth edition of his masterly usage dictionary, "Garner's Modern English Usage", and a new book, "The Chicago Guide to Grammar, Usage, and Punctuation".
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" Here is Odoms' entire statement to CNN, edited for punctuation: "I believe that the athletes who were protesting are just as patriotic and feel as strongly about our country, the flag and what it means as much as anyone else.
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They cannot be blamed for their exuberance, given the terror and violence Escobar perpetuated to his very last breath, but the photos are the punctuation mark at the end of an unsettling chapter for Colombian and United States law enforcement.
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Art that is about suffering is always at risk of romanticizing that suffering, because the act of telling a story imposes beginnings and middles and ends, not to mention stirring soundtracks, upon experiences that in real life have no such punctuation.
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EditorsNote: Update 2: adds missing word in 3rd graf; punctuation fixes throughout Bojan Bogdanovic scored 24 points as the Indiana Pacers continued their home dominance of the New York Knicks by holding on for a 103-98 victory on Tuesday.
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The line, which might have been lifted from one of his vintage high school movies, is just one jarring punctuation mark in the trailer for "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile," a film based on the true story of Theodore Bundy.
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So far the current sex abuse agony has been punctuated by a papal revision of church teaching on the death penalty and a dramatic, high-risk deal with the Communist government in Beijing; this month's synod may provide further doctrinal punctuation.
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As is obvious even from the two books' titles, Faulkner is much more generous and varied with his punctuation; his writing is stuffed with parentheses, quotation marks, and even semicolons, while McCarthy's largely sticks to placid periods, commas, and question marks.
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If you prefer your punctuation visualizations a bit more colorful, Calhoun also turned his findings into "heat maps" by representing periods, question marks, and exclamation marks in red, commas and quotation marks in green, and semicolons and colons in blue.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Trump released a six-page letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in which -- employing his distinctive vocabulary and punctuation -- he blasted Democrats' push to impeach him, defended his dealings with Ukraine and touted his accomplishments in office.
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EditorsNote: Fixes punctuation in 22th graf, corrects Jarnkrok's name in 21th graph Juuse Saros stopped 21 of 226 shots, as the visiting Nashville Predators beat the St. Louis Blues 23-21 Saturday night to snap a six-game losing streak.
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" So was Emily Dickinson's splayed syntax and idiosyncratic punctuation, and the experimentations of Paul Celan, who once wrote to his wife from Germany: "The language with which I make my poems has nothing to do with one spoken here, or anywhere.
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Social media has spawned a generation of un-Strunk-and-White-ified people who appear to believe that punctuation is optional, that grammar is for the elderly and that ending a sentence with a period is a deliberate act of aggression.
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EditorsNote: 7th graf, tweak punctuation, wording LeBron James had 32 points, 14 assists and 12 rebounds, Anthony Davis finished with 33 points and 10 rebounds, and the visiting Los Angeles Lakers beat the Denver Nuggets 120-116 in overtime on Wednesday night.
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These include an AI model that is specifically aimed at transcription (a retrained, retooled version of the model that powers Google Assistant), one that works on search, one for inserting punctuation into transcriptions, and one meant for classifying sounds other than speech.
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His resignation form the role of chief executive, at a company that he made with his own hands, with no debt, and without raising any money from an outside investor before the Rocket Internet acquisition, was the punctuation mark on his company's decline.
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As always, restraint is as important as release, so after "Closing Shot" reaches its exuberant peak, Lindstrøm peels back every layer and reduces his creation to its bare essentials again, only a few spare synth stabs entering and exiting as occasional punctuation.
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Kaur has stated in interviews that she takes inspiration from Waheed and Shire, but Kaur works within a subgenre predicated on minimalist style — like short lines and a lack of punctuation — which makes it impossible to tell where inspiration ends and plagiarism begins.
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For example, seemingly innocuous words like "slash" and "lemon" do not refer to a punctuation mark or a citrus fruit in fannish contexts, and tag wranglers are already well aware that machine translation can only manage the literal, not the subcultural meanings.
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After the 19-year-old beauty influencer attempted to trademark "Olivia Jade Beauty," the United States Patent and Trademark Office sent Olivia a letter warning that her filing is in danger of abandonment due to poor punctuation and vague language in the application.
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When I first started dating, I used to go to my friends to discuss punctuation choices in text messages, or to ask whether or not the fact that he asked me out for a Thursday date instead of a Friday date meant anything.
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Punctuation has been making headlines as of late, from that viral Washington Post story about people who put periods after texts to the publication of Between You & Me: Confessions of a Comma Queen, by veteran New Yorker editor and proofreader Mary Norris.
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