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The period or full-stop is a punctuation mark which is represented by a point (.) This tag does not discuss time.
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How to punctuate a quoted rhetorical interrogative sentence that ends a declarative sentence?
Below is the sentence I am writing. I am not sure whether I should just end it with an interrogation mark within the quotes, with a period within the quotes, no in-quote punctuation except interrogati …
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