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But they succeed and result in slightly different interpretations based on whether a space character precedes the quote.

In contrast, there's hardly anything in Game of Thrones that isn't tied tightly to everything that precedes or follows it.

In other words, big data usually precedes big revenue, but most data products are priced per datum not per revenue.

It's because 'iw', 'aw', and the like are commands of their own when an operator like 'c' or 'd' precedes [1].

Taking care of the low-hanging fruit makes the code base less confusing to work on, thus it typically precedes the big wins.

I think one of the issues is that often when it comes to depression treatment precedes diagnosis, and treatments affecting the symptoms can make the diagnosis even more difficult.

Often, the sound from the scene following the cut precedes the cut itself.

You're using as the input normal user activity that precedes a necessary response.

Well, the @import itself only works if it precedes other statements.

No one is editing their commit history just to fix these idiotic messages, they're doing it to fix the idiotic mistake that precedes the idiotic message.

The reputation of the information precedes the information itself.

Brand awareness persists between products, so with 800m iOS devices out there, each SKU represents maybe 20m iOS devices worth of brand recognition that precedes it [3].

If the "move" keyword precedes a closure expression, then variables from the environment are moved into the closure, which takes ownership of them.

My boss has a great way of asking questions– he precedes them with "just out of curiosity...", and I always get the sense that he's really, genuinely curious.

Hence, "multiple" (quantity, 1) precedes "small" (size, 3).

"((count++))" or "echo $((1+1))" The dollar sign precedes parentheses--i.e.