Portuguese
parêntesis Spanish
paréntesis Either of two punctuation marks (`<' or `>') used in computer programming and sometimes used to enclose textual material.
Spanish
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Each menu item has a precedence number within angle brackets.
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The Greek poems are set off by angle brackets.
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Any place where angle brackets are used, i.e.
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Here, we stripped off the left and right angle brackets from an XML tag one at a time.
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Single Greek words embedded in roman text have also been transliterated, as described above, and are identified by double angle brackets, e.g.
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They have been moved to the end of the appropriate sections of the E-Text, and footnote markers, identified by double angle brackets, i.e.
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Names of places and titles of books are often left untranslated, but when they carry a translatable meaning I have added this in angle brackets.