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'The success of the Eric Canal spurred an area of canal building.' Help! | what does the phrase 'the low din' mean?

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#1 (permalink) Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:34 am Punctuating 'in fact'...

I get confused with utterances such as 'in fact' in written English. Do you separate these with commas?

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#2 (permalink) Sun Jan 06, 2008 20:09 pm Punctuating 'in fact'...

Give us some example sentences, so that we can see which usage of the phrases you have in mind.

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