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 | | The significance and meaning intended by the original author may be revealed not only by the wording and spelling of the original text, but also by the use of capitalization, italics, punctuation, accents, breaks between paragraphs (in prose) and breaks between lines (in poetry). |
 | | Correctness means that you've respected the wording, spelling, capitalization, italics, bolding, punctuation, etc. of the original text, and recreated it accurately in your submission. |
 | | Spell-checkers that show you possible errors and ask you to correct them can be very helpful, but you should always compare their findings to the original text you were sent, rather than relying on the words suggested by your spell-checker. |
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