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2 While there are a number of very important cases where two (or more)
3 punctuation marks can be adjacent,, there are a number of double
4 punctuation cases that can never be correct,.
6 Further insight into the fall migration of the chimney swift is
7 provided by the consideration of a few of the several hundred banding
8 records that have been accumulated. One banded at Lexington,
9 Mo., on September 23 was recaptured at Baton Rouge, La., on September
10 27; one banded at Newark, Ohio, on September 20 was retaken
11 at Nashville, Tenn., on September 27; while a third, banded on
12 August 23 at Kents Island, New Brunswick, was retrapped at Opelika,
13 Ala., on September 20. A swift banded at 5:30 on the morning of September
14 22 at Glasgow, Ky., was taken that same evening in a chimney
15 at Nashville, Tenn., 90 miles from the point of banding. Another
16 record, which seems to indicate the direction of the movement along
17 the Gulf coast, is of a bird banded at Sanford, Fla., on August 9 and
18 found with a broken wing near Tallulah, La., on September 25.
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22 punctuation marks can be adjacent,, there are a number of double
23 Line 2 column 34 - Double punctuation?
25 punctuation cases that can never be correct,.
26 Line 3 column 44 - Double punctuation?