** should be semicolon, not semicomma (need coffee).

• Info for a letter help? - confused about letter
  • How about this??? use hypens and commas. sm - MT and worn
  • Commas between year and weight, then - nm
    • ** should be semicolon, not semicomma (need coffee). - nm
  • I would do it the way you have it in your original post. - sm
  • confused about letter - Madhan
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Hi. I have a new account and this one uses a lot of continuations in her sentences. Should I do more commas or semicolons for these? I've re-read the rules but still am not sure.  See below.

1. She reports thinking a lot about dependency, finding her own answers within herself.

(should I use the comma like I have above for these types of sentences?)

2. She is doing that often; say in work situations and other situations she is confirming that she is less passive.

(should I use the semicolon as  I have above?)

I'm really confused about these breaks in sentences that aren't complete sentences.

Thanks.

How would a QA tell someone to do this?  What does BOS say?

they sometimes do dictate *coffee grounds* but then no emesis would be after that.....coffee-ground material, coffee-ground emesis, or just coffee grounds........

HTH (hope that helps)

Just FYI, there are more french terms medically speaking, i.e., there is also *peau d'orange* which is *orange skin* used in medicine to describe something with the look (orange color) and texture (dimpled appearance) of an orange peel; for example the skin of the breast in inflammatory breast cancer or the retina in pseudoxanthoma elasticum.