Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: 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.
A: [InEurope,in1871,theproletariatdidnotconstitutethemajorityofthepeopleinanycountryontheContinent.A"people's"revolution,oneactuallysweepingthemajorityintoitsstream,couldbesuchonlyifitembracedboththeproletariatandthepeasants.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: 9 You shall clothe them with belts, Aaron and his sons, and bind headbands on them: and they shall have the priesthood by a perpetual statute: and you shall consecrate Aaron and his sons.
A: [9Youshallclothethemwithbelts,Aaronandhissons,andbindheadbandsonthem:andtheyshallhavethepriesthoodbyaperpetualstatute:andyoushallconsecrateAaronandhissons.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: It did not make things any better that anaesthetics were not yet invented at the time, and patients were both conscious and able to feel the pain they were subjected to. An especially painful operation on a child made it clear to Darwin that he needed to choose another career.
A: [Itdidnotmakethingsanybetterthatanaestheticswerenotyetinventedatthetime,andpatientswerebothconsciousandabletofeelthepaintheyweresubjectedto.AnespeciallypainfuloperationonachildmadeitcleartoDarwinthatheneededtochooseanothercareer.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: In fact, the individual standards that make up these books are well on their way to becoming accredited standards.
A:
[Infact,theindividualstandardsthatmakeupthesebooksarewellontheirwaytobecomingaccreditedstandards.]