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Click on the square bracket for the latest story.
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In the draft Paris document, square brackets surrounded disputed segments of text.
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The foot-notes added by the translator have been placed in square brackets.
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Where significant additions have been made, these are enclosed within square brackets.
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Phrases contained within square brackets were not yet agreed by all 19 states:
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The passage in square brackets is inserted from the Oxford MS.
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Any text in square brackets is the work of editor E. H. Coleridge.
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Extracts from Mrs. Reeve's Journal are here given in square brackets.
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The positions of the films on the earlier chart are listed in square brackets.
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The setting for scene I, act II is also italicized, but without square brackets.
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All sidenotes have been enclosed in square brackets, and preceded with "Sidenote:".]
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A few additions (enclosed in square brackets) have been made to the Bibliography.
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Search strings are enclosed in square brackets; include brackets.
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Each cell definition is enclosed within a pair of square brackets located in column 1.
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Explanatory remarks regarding numbering are enclosed in square brackets.
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To open stories, double click in the square brackets.
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