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FYI it's not a new thing, I've seen it more and more those days, especially in illustration of some current pictures in the "before/after" type. For those of us working on user-generated content, we're so going to have fun :)
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The day a sentence segmenter can produce the two correct sentences of out this tweet, please tell me.https://twitter.com/heathdwilliams/status/1209491007672377350…
