Posted by Kelly on Monday, November 17, 2008 at 6:32pm.
I get what you mean about that and i would leave the period but it depends... what come before that sentence?
It was the start of a new paragraph; the sentence concluding the previous paragraph was: "The addition of this phrase added an entirely new dimension to Darwin's work; even though Darwin added this new descriptive term to further clarify the original title, "survival of the fittest" invoked feelings of competition and superiority that "natural selection" did not."
Kelly -- Use a colon (:) instead of the period after "selection."
Thank you, I had a feeling that was more correct; however, I then end up with two colons in one sentence. Is this incorrect? I've never run into a situation in which I needed to use more than one.
i think you would use a colon too
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