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-good-and-I-know-it, in quotes. What determines whether a situation is one that should be hyphenated or put in quotes in situations similar to ones I gave
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Why do you think I didn't notice it, and why do you think it is curious? Your question makes me think that, even though you noticed the quotes, to the extent that you used them in ... of quotes
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that most people volunteering "memorable" quotes and user comments are idiots, I imagine
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particularly like the hatted Ws at 129 & 130, and the hatted Ys at 133 & 134. The single quotes at 144 & 145, and the double quotes at 148 & 149 should be quite useful, as should
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, seems to be gaining favour in the USA.) Doesn't it seem silly to put quotes around a single word ... "quotes?" I can't believe the rule applies to question "marks"
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Doesn't it seem silly to put quotes around a single ... "quotes?" I can't believe the rule applies to question "marks". Good thing, because it doesn't. The American
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Why the scare quotes? It is a refuge, isn't it? I don't think it improves anything. Isn ... , no! Not to me, anyway. Am I misunderstanding something? Don't the square quotes more clearly imply
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(Baluchi and Pashtun). Surely if anything in that sentence deserves to be in scare quotes it's ... quotes. That 'Indian', on the other hand, is crying out for scare quotes. What are you
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(SML wrote something about quotes:) No, I don't think you're picking on me. I understand your point about not getting lost in quotes. But I'm still confused. Here's my problem. I
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Hi,
I think when you put a word or phrase in quotes, it makes people notice the word or phrase ... dances. Mary likes dancing.
There is no need to use quotes here, because neither of the words
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