cetera

Again for average strings that's not really a problem, but when you start using bytes, special characters, et cetera.

You've got Sir Patrick Stewart performing the likes of Gilbert and Sullivan, Shakespeare, et cetera.

Industry Standard Architecture was the standard bus interface in PCs, before PCI et cetera.

There are hundreds of online benchmarks, huge fanboy communities, et cetera.

I don't think it'd effect phishing much either, since that kind of user wouldn't understand that dots are important, et cetera.

Supply and demand, the impact of price controls thereupon, et cetera.

Not necessarily, there could be other facilities that are underutilised; restaurants, theatres, et cetera.

Neither do I hold a position in their stock, et cetera.

One second-order benefit of universal healthcare is that countries with such plans view health problems as a social cost, so there's more regulation of food production, industrial practices, et cetera.

For example by inventing and writing freeing software like Tor, FreeNet, encryption, et cetera, and educating nontechnical voters, and calling and writing our elected officials.

Anecdotal experience, probably not reflective of everyone's hiring practices, et cetera.

Even assuming that all the manufacturing, the shipping, the wholesaling, et cetera are done and the product is sitting in the back of the stores waiting to go out tomorrow -- which I seriously doubt -- there's the little question of marketing.

Things get harder when you use more advanced print statements, for example adding a "," at the end to prevent a newline, printing to different targets, new ways of using placeholders, et cetera.

It can act as a defense, however, in cases where a person can be argued to be mentally "deficient" (mentally ill, low-IQ, a child, et cetera), and possibly also in cases where a contract is excessively or deliberately hard to understand.

"Becoming an artist", for real artists, is a life-long achievement, it takes a lot of struggles, travels (inside and outside), it requires knowing a lot, reading a lot, et cetera.