Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: They share some design similarities not proportions with the Slim men's models.
A: [TheysharesomedesignsimilaritiesnotproportionswiththeSlimmen'smodels.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: In Christ we find, on the other hand, a perfectly developed faculty of intuition, which gave him permanent cosmic consciousness and which, to a very high degree, was indicated by his attitude towards his enemies, and his prayer on the cross for his tormentors.
A: [InChristwefind,ontheotherhand,aperfectlydevelopedfacultyofintuition,whichgavehimpermanentcosmicconsciousnessandwhich,toaveryhighdegree,wasindicatedbyhisattitudetowardshisenemies,andhisprayeronthecrossforhistormentors.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: As Brigadier, and later Major General, Walker was commander of the Commonwealth forces during the Confrontation with Indonesia over Borneo 1962-1965. In 1965 Walker was called back to Britain and appointed to Deputy Chief of Staff in charge of Plans, Operations and Intelligence, H.Q., Allied Forces Central Europe, and afterwards General Officer Commander-in-Chief of the British army in northern Britain. Finally, he became Commander-in-Chief of the NATO forces in Northern Europe 1969-1972, and then he retired.
A: [AsBrigadier,andlaterMajorGeneral,WalkerwascommanderoftheCommonwealthforcesduringtheConfrontationwithIndonesiaoverBorneo1962-1965.In1965WalkerwascalledbacktoBritainandappointedtoDeputyChiefofStaffinchargeofPlans,OperationsandIntelligence,H.Q.,AlliedForcesCentralEurope,andafterwardsGeneralOfficerCommander-in-ChiefoftheBritisharmyinnorthernBritain.Finally,hebecameCommander-in-ChiefoftheNATOforcesinNorthernEurope1969-1972,andthenheretired.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: The small flowers are in fact surrounded by coloured leaves, known as 'bracts'.
A:
[Thesmallflowersareinfactsurroundedbycolouredleaves,knownas'bracts'.]