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and Myers algorithm, underlined in wavy red.
Once‧again,‧ people‧ are‧ pretending‧ to‧ be‧ frightened‧ over‧ the‧ fact‧ that‧ Joe‧ Biden‧ stumbled‧ going‧ up‧ stairs‧ at‧ age‧ 80. ↵ ↵‧I‧ literally‧ stumble‧ going‧ up‧ the‧ stairs‧ at‧ least‧ twice‧ a‧ week.‧ I‧ even‧ fell‧ down‧ my‧ spiral‧ staircase‧ a‧ couple‧ weeks‧ ago. ↵ ↵‧I '’m‧41‧ years‧ old,‧ workout‧ daily,‧ and‧ actually‧ use‧ the‧ stair-stepper‧ at‧ the‧ gym‧ 5‧ days‧ a‧ week. ↵ ↵‧Should‧ I‧ be‧ concerned?
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Bari Weiss removes the line breaks, presumably to make the quote fit more neatly into her article. But Krassenstein uses them for a reason. Best to simply turn the quote into a block quote and keep the line breaks.
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