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(Created page with "{{LOFE:Navbar|prev=Italics/09A|next=Italics/04A|cat=Italics}} <div class="lofe-examples"> {{LOFE:Example start |image-filename=101-10A.png|image-max=lofe-x50|text-min=lofe-m30|text-max=lofe-x50|}} There was something I could do--should do--but my mind refused to focus. It bogged down in a muck of unreasoning terror and could only scream {{LOFE:Tag|i}}Why? Why? Why?{{LOFE:Tag|/i}} {{LOFE:Example middle}} == Punctuation belonging to the phrase, not...") |
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There was something I could do--should do--but my mind refused to focus. It bogged down in a muck of unreasoning terror and could only scream <i>Why? Why? Why?</i>
Punctuation belonging to the phrase, not the sentence
Here, the question marks belong to the italicized phrase, not to the declarative sentence that contains it, so the question mark goes inside the markup.
Repeated words
This isn't a list, so one markup pair for all.