It's National Punctuation Day.
Fine, the guy who invented it is from California, so maybe it's not our National Punctuation Day. Nonetheless, it'd be worthwhile for Canadians to employ proper punctuation (and grammar and syntax).
For those wondering, this is CG&A's approved style guide.
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Policymakers do not have objective reasons for tilting the market in favor
of buying versus renting. They should allow people to decide for themselves
whet...
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I hesitate, on this auspicious grammatical occasion, to point out the error in the of conjugation in the third sentence.
ReplyDeleteNo one said it was national editing day.
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