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double quotes - a pair of quotation marks

inverted comma, quotation mark, quote - a punctuation mark used to attribute the enclosed text to someone else

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* phrases: double quotes, truncation, field codes, and automatic mapping

Errors in search strategies used in systematic reviews and their effects on information retrieval

(If you have ever delved into ASCII, UTF or Unicode encoding, you will know the world of hurt and confusion I am talking about, so look away now.) The system was expecting to find double quotes which are straight, as the definition of the start and end of a text string.

Data Analysis & Cleansing: Part 2 Assessing the source system content: This series of articles takes you through the various steps needed to ready data for a migration export, how to manipulate it and mould it into shape, and finally, how to import it into a new system

The words in double quotes are accurate, but Caston's framing adds something I never wrote or intended.

A response to the paper by Sophie Caston in Existential Analysis 26.1

Phrase search ("") By putting double quotes around a set of words, you are telling Google to consider the exact words in that exact order without any change.

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Likewise, her commune's "hypothetical production" suggests the fatalistic double quotes that seem to hover around her artworks, which in their sheer diversity appear like scientific simulacra or artificial conveyors of the original forms and politics they once embodied.

Mai-Thu Perret: AARGAUER KUNSTHAUS

Keep "ids" of all combos, values of all options, function name for "onChange" event in double quotes. The URL that the function calls to get the data for second combo should be in variable named URL and in double quotes The test web page is designed with two combos.

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Double quotes are used in the transcript in standard ways: to indicate direct quotations and sayings, to denote actual words and phrases (for example, the phrase "for example"), or to offer unacceptable terminology in summation of accepted terminology (so-called "scare quotes," for example).

Introduction to "difficulties in learning to apply general semantics"

Star performance Claimer-to-note Paddy Merrigan for his first double Quotes of the day "If he wasn't a jockey he'd be a stand-up comedian, and he doesn't need alcohol." Heather Dalton on the varied talents of Paddy Merrigan.

Wetherby: Merrigan steals the limelight with first double

1 then explain that double quotes around the words hairless cats will bring forward only those sites with that exact phrase.