Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: Luckily they are only a little' bruised, but nothing broken.
A: [Luckilytheyareonlyalittle'bruised,butnothingbroken.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: The authors of the theses are engaged in muddled thinking; they have forgotten the experience of many, if not all, revolutions, which shows the great usefulness, during a revolution, of a combination of mass action outside a reactionary parliament with an opposition sympathetic to (or, better still, directly supporting) the revolution within it.
A: [Theauthorsofthethesesareengagedinmuddledthinking;theyhaveforgottentheexperienceofmany,ifnotall,revolutions,whichshowsthegreatusefulness,duringarevolution,ofacombinationofmassactionoutsideareactionaryparliamentwithanoppositionsympatheticto(or,betterstill,directlysupporting)therevolutionwithinit.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: Its information content covers the documents generated during the administrative, legal and information technology preparation and the administration of the referendum as well as the data of the referendum result.
A: [Itsinformationcontentcoversthedocumentsgeneratedduringtheadministrative,legalandinformationtechnologypreparationandtheadministrationofthereferendumaswellasthedataofthereferendumresult.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: The outer world is characterised by the inner world.
A:
[Theouterworldischaracterisedbytheinnerworld.]