Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: Francis Maseres's parents were Magdalene du Pratt du Clareau and Peter Abraham Maseres. Originally of French origin, the family were protestants who were forced to leave France due to religious persecution after Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes, which had guaranteed freedom of worship, in 1685. Peter Maseres was a doctor who first lived in Broad Street, Soho, London but then moved to Rathbourne Place. Francis had a brother Peter and they were brought up in a family that was well off.
A: [FrancisMaseres'sparentswereMagdaleneduPrattduClareauandPeterAbrahamMaseres.OriginallyofFrenchorigin,thefamilywereprotestantswhowereforcedtoleaveFranceduetoreligiouspersecutionafterLouisXIVrevokedtheEdictofNantes,whichhadguaranteedfreedomofworship,in1685.PeterMasereswasadoctorwhofirstlivedinBroadStreet,Soho,LondonbutthenmovedtoRathbournePlace.FrancishadabrotherPeterandtheywerebroughtupinafamilythatwaswelloff.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: Hotel in Rome close to the Viminale
A: [HotelinRomeclosetotheViminale]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: I have just re-read your letter, and I am not perfectly sure that I understand your point.
A: [Ihavejustre-readyourletter,andIamnotperfectlysurethatIunderstandyourpoint.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: All you need to make a deposit directly from your bank account is your personal TAN code.
A:
[AllyouneedtomakeadepositdirectlyfromyourbankaccountisyourpersonalTANcode.]