Series of dots that indicate omission.
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But due to health reasons, Muller resigned today as National Party leader.
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Quite simply, Dr. Campbell is the right leader at the right time.
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I doubt any responsible American political leader would take any such position.
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In Qatar, the main opposition group outside Syria elected a new leader.
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National Party leader Simon Bridges said the matter raised very serious concerns.
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Transcriber's Note: Inconsistent hyphenation and ellipses in the original have been preserved.
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All young parts of stems are continually moving in circles or ellipses.
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FOLLOWS selected quotes with self-supplied ellipses for banner inclusion in human-oriented advertising.
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White House officials previously said those ellipses showed Mr Trump trailing off.
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The shape and the orientation of the ellipses were not significantly altered.
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The three-dot-ellipsis man takes a couple of steps and almost tumbles over.
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Dense crops abutting each other, bounded by an iron ellipsis of tracks.
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As the poets say, death is not a period, it's an ellipsis.
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Informed readers would understand that behind the extended ellipsis was revolution.
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And when it comes to scenes of great emotion, he favours the ellipsis.
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With hanging, the furrow rises to a suspension point.
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Four or more demerit points within a 24-month period converts into suspension points.
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Two suspension points equate to a ban from one test or two short format internationals, whichever comes earlier.
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Two suspension points equate to a ban from one Test or two limited-overs Internationals, whatever comes first for the player.
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The sanction of two suspension points means he's out of WA's next Sheffield Shield match starting on 12 February against Tasmania.
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One-one-one becomes dot-dot-dot and you can probably do your own counting from there.
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So I don't know what the report is, but I can tell you factually: we do not have access to Google servers, Yahoo servers, dot-dot-dot.
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