QUESTION: Fix punctuation: The warmest month of the year is May with an average temperature of 297 C At 237 C on average January is the coldest month of the year
ANS: The warmest month of the year is May, with an average temperature of 29.7 C. At 23.7 C on average, January is the coldest month of the year.
QUES: We find Bill receiving it And then Bill originating an answer or acknowledgment as Bill which acknowledgment is sent back to Joe Joe has said for instance How are you Bill has received this And then Bill becoming secondary Cause has replied to it as Bill with Im okay which goes back to Joe and thus ends the cycle

correct the punctuation.

CORRECTED: We find Bill receiving it. And then Bill originating an answer or acknowledgment, as Bill', which acknowledgment is sent back to Joe'. Joe has said, for instance, "How are you?" Bill has received this. And then Bill (becoming secondary Cause) has replied to it as Bill', with "I'm okay," which goes back to Joe' and thus ends the cycle.
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Continue like this until there are 242832 sts on the needle again

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Continue like this until there are 24-28-32 sts on the needle again.
input: At the renovation in 1816 vertical lines were added at the top of the picture and these are copied by the unknown artist
fixed: At the renovation in 1816 vertical lines were added at the top of the picture, and these are copied by the unknown artist:
Use a fork or spoon to scoop out some of the food and let the kittens eat off the end of the fork spoon This is an important step Do NOT put a forkful of food down and then back off

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* Use a fork (or spoon) to scoop out some of the food and let the kittens eat off the end of the fork (spoon) This is an important step. Do NOT put a forkful of food down and then back off.