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“I think he’s going to be an amazing president”; “I’m the guy who would take the bullet for the president”; “I think the world of him, I respect him as a business man and I respect him as a boss,” Ms. Habba emphatically read, as she circled the courtroom with a hand-held microphone like a preacher delivering a sermon.

business, man

Cohen said he respected Trump as a businessman, not as “a business man,” ,

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/26/nyregion/trump-cohen-trial-georgia.html

“I remember the ref looked at me right away and said, ‘That was real close, Dickie,’” Dickinson said. “I’m like,’ Yeah, you’re telling me. I can f—ing feel it.”

Yeah, like, it

The single quote after “like” is facing the wrong way and should go before “Yeah.” Then you’re missing a single quote after “it.”

https://theathletic.com/5011263/2023/10/30/hockey-skate-injuries-adam-johnson-death/

“I always tell the midshipmen that you will never forget the memory of passing the president of the United States,” ” Captain Force told The Times.

States, Captain

Extra pair of quotes

“Call me crazy if you want, but I’ve never liked store-bought pesto:” Susi Vidal thought nothing of it when she posted her recipe for homemade pesto on TikTok. Now the video has been stitched hundreds of times by people sharing their craziest stories.

pesto, Susi

the colon goes outside the quotes, not inside

“All these kids in Soho were wearing Balenciaga hoodies and big sneakers. I thought it was just corny. But I’m like, let me just go see what’s up at the Balenciaga store. I sold some Margiela and I had like $3,000 to spend and went to Balenciaga and got this long body contour dress and heels and these sunglasses. I’m like, let me just go crazy. I know people are gonna love this. I know this is gonna blow up."

Soho

“Soho” is spelled SoHo.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/10/16/style/visual-profile-beenslackin.html