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it depends what is it on or from cause there is a lot of qoutes using can so you have to ask what are some quotes using the word can from...so you need more info on what for.
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What are some well known philosophical quotes?
There are many well known philosophical quotes. It all depends on what you are using the quotes for, what type of quote you are looking for and how long you need it.
Why are there quotes around words in sentences?
It shows that somebody's talking. In addition, you can highlight a word or words by using double quotes if you were defining or explaining the term(s).
What are some url suggestions i can use for Tumblr?
Try using lyrics or quotes from movies.
Where is a period placed when using quotes?
Before the quotes for example "hi, how are you."
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Some of the advantages of using word to convey information?
Some of the advantages of using word to convey information
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ROBLOX Quotes are like any Quotes " "
What do quotes by Caesar start with?
A Latin word. Different words in different quotes.
Is there a fee for using Emerson Quotes?
There is no fee associated with using Emerson Quotes. You do not have to pay someone if you are quoting them, as that would be an infringement of the free press.
What are some compound words using the word news?
Here are some compound words using the word news:NewspaperNewsboyNewsprint
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There is no such word.
What is the difference between single quotes and double quotes in PHP?
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