“Spirit Daze” cartoon for the Burbank Leader.
(Bert Ring)
Leader Cartoon: Spirit Daze
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There are plenty of situations in which one punctuation mark comes immediately after another and both of them have to learn to coexist. -
One reader says the suburban housing model is passe; two readers write in opposition to the parcel tax measure on the March 3 ballot while another writes in support of it.
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Sometimes one punctuation mark can preclude the need for another. Here are some examples.
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A representative of the Burbank Human Relations Council writes words of gratitude for participants in the recent event and to the VWF for hosting it.
