input question: Fix spacing: Continuelikethis.Whenpiecemeasures13-15-16(18-19)cm(measuredfromlowestpointbyM-2orM-6)K1rowfromWSandthenworknextrowasfollowsfromRS:*K1,K2tog*,repeatfrom*-*,ATTHESAMETIMEascastingoff.

output answer: Continue like this. When piece measures 13-15-16 (18-19) cm (measured from lowest point by M-2 or M-6) K 1 row from WS and then work next row as follows from RS: * K1, K2 tog *, repeat from *-*, AT THE SAME TIME as casting off.

input question: Fix spacing: Tobeginyourfreefileanalysis,simplydrag-and-dropyourCSFfileinsidethedottedlinesbelow,orclick"BrowseMyComputer"andselectyourfile.

output answer: To begin your free file analysis, simply drag-and-drop your CSF file inside the dotted lines below, or click "Browse My Computer" and select your file.

input question: Fix spacing: Thisdidnotmean,however,thathisideaswereacceptedbyeveryonearound.HalphenandSchubertengagedinaheateddebateonwhetheranenumerativeformulashouldbeallowedtocountdegeneratesolutionsalongwiththenondegeneratesolutions.

output answer: This did not mean, however, that his ideas were accepted by everyone around. Halphen and Schubert engaged in a heated debate on whether an enumerative formula should be allowed to count degenerate solutions along with the nondegenerate solutions.

input question: Fix spacing: InEurope,in1871,theproletariatdidnotconstitutethemajorityofthepeopleinanycountryontheContinent.A"people's"revolution,oneactuallysweepingthemajorityintoitsstream,couldbesuchonlyifitembracedboththeproletariatandthepeasants.

output answer:
In Europe, in 1871, the proletariat did not constitute the majority of the people in any country on the Continent. A "people's" revolution, one actually sweeping the majority into its stream, could be such only if it embraced both the proletariat and the peasants.