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The Ellipsis Effect: How Communication Styles Divide Gen Z And Boomers
For many older adults, using several dots between sentences acts as a natural break or a means to distinguish different ideas.
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Explained: "Boomer Ellipses" In Texting And How Gen Z Is Reacting To It
Several Gen Z internet users have reported in recent years that they witness older individuals, or more precisely "boomers"- those born between 1946 and 1964, using ellipses (three consecutive dots) excessively.
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Man Dies After Setting Himself On Fire Near White House: US Officials
A man who set himself on fire near the White House has died of his injuries, the US Park Police said on Thursday. The man set himself on fire on the Ellipse, an area popular with tourists between the White House and the Washington Monument, on Wednesday, authorities said.
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Ever Wonder Why Eggs Are Shaped Like Eggs? Scientists Say They've Figured It Out.
If a Hollywood exec dreamed up an egg, it would look like a chicken's: immensely popular, with an unblemished complexion. But the universe of wild bird eggs is far weirder and more diverse than the oval products on the supermarket shelf. Hummingbirds lay eggs shaped like Tic Tac mints - "perfect little ellipses," per ornithologist and evolutionary ...
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'There He Is!' An Eight-Hour Wait for an Eight-Second Glimpse of the Pope
The parade for Pope Francis was a gorgeous and fleeting 12 minutes, a gallant zip around the Ellipse under heavenly skies, but for spectators it began seven hours earlier, in the dark, with some hellfire.
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The Ellipsis Effect: How Communication Styles Divide Gen Z And Boomers
For many older adults, using several dots between sentences acts as a natural break or a means to distinguish different ideas.
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Explained: "Boomer Ellipses" In Texting And How Gen Z Is Reacting To It
Several Gen Z internet users have reported in recent years that they witness older individuals, or more precisely "boomers"- those born between 1946 and 1964, using ellipses (three consecutive dots) excessively.
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Man Dies After Setting Himself On Fire Near White House: US Officials
A man who set himself on fire near the White House has died of his injuries, the US Park Police said on Thursday. The man set himself on fire on the Ellipse, an area popular with tourists between the White House and the Washington Monument, on Wednesday, authorities said.
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Ever Wonder Why Eggs Are Shaped Like Eggs? Scientists Say They've Figured It Out.
If a Hollywood exec dreamed up an egg, it would look like a chicken's: immensely popular, with an unblemished complexion. But the universe of wild bird eggs is far weirder and more diverse than the oval products on the supermarket shelf. Hummingbirds lay eggs shaped like Tic Tac mints - "perfect little ellipses," per ornithologist and evolutionary ...
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'There He Is!' An Eight-Hour Wait for an Eight-Second Glimpse of the Pope
The parade for Pope Francis was a gorgeous and fleeting 12 minutes, a gallant zip around the Ellipse under heavenly skies, but for spectators it began seven hours earlier, in the dark, with some hellfire.
