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 Square brackets [ ] have a number of uses.
 
 They are used to mark material in a Bible translation that was most likely not in the original version of a biblical book.
-  * 35 There will be two women grinding together; the one will be taken, and the other will be left. [36 There will be two men in the field; the one will be taken, and the other will be left.]
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+* 35 There will be two women grinding together; the one will be taken, and the other will be left. [36 There will be two men in the field; the one will be taken, and the other will be left.]
 
 Square brackets are also used to mark editorial asides or additions within material.
 
@@ -929,9 +930,11 @@ Source for the previous three items: http://kathyide.com/
 
 Regional language variety
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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 Follow the conventions of American English (U.S. English)
-  * Spelling: e.g., color, not colour; curb, not kerb; worshiped, not worshipped; program, not programme; etc.
-  * Punctuation: Place periods and commas inside of quotation marks; use double quotes for first-level quotations and single quotes for second-level quotations; etc.
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+* Spelling: e.g., color, not colour; curb, not kerb; worshiped, not worshipped; program, not programme; etc.
+* Punctuation: Place periods and commas inside of quotation marks; use double quotes for first-level quotations and single quotes for second-level quotations; etc.
 
 
 Semicolon