QUESTION: Fix punctuation: His captivation was complete before the interview began as his niece and lifelong confidante Mrs Dugdale shows His interest in the subject was whetted  by the refusal of the Zionist Jews to accept the Uganda offer  The opposition aroused in him a curiosity which he found no means to satisfy  He had asked his chairman in Manchester to fathom the reasons for the Zionist attitude  Balfours interest in the Jews and their history  originated in the Old Testament training of his mother and in his Scottish upbringing
ANS: His captivation was complete before the interview began, as his niece and lifelong confidante (Mrs. Dugdale) shows: “His interest in the subject was whetted … by the refusal of the Zionist Jews to accept the Uganda offer … The opposition aroused in him a curiosity which he found no means to satisfy … He had asked his chairman in Manchester to fathom the reasons for the Zionist attitude … Balfour's interest in the Jews and their history … originated in the Old Testament training of his mother and in his Scottish upbringing.


QUES: There are lots of products that gives pledges on their overall performance

correct the punctuation.

CORRECTED: There are lots of products that gives pledges on their overall performance.


Question: If you sit at one of the cafs there is plenty to watch
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Answer: If you sit at one of the cafés there is plenty to watch.


In seconds you will learn exactly what type of R02 file you have the software program associated with your file the publisher who created it its security safety status and a variety of other useful information

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In seconds, you will learn exactly what type of R02 file you have, the software program associated with your file, the publisher who created it, its security safety status, and a variety of other useful information.


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fixed: restructuring antistatic - detangling hair - hard


In other words terrorism puts democracies in a dilemma Can democratic society be defended without resorting to undemocratic methods and thereby undermining the very democracy we are trying to protect

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In other words, terrorism puts democracies in a dilemma: Can democratic society be defended without resorting to undemocratic methods and thereby undermining the very democracy we are trying to protect?