Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: It was part of the dual state of Tejas-Coahuila, a matter of some antagonism for the Texans at the time.)
A: [ItwaspartofthedualstateofTejas-Coahuila,amatterofsomeantagonismfortheTexansatthetime.)]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: natural, toys, big tits
A: [natural,toys,bigtits]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: It had accepted the inevitability of change and successfully ridden those tides, successively transforming its Empire of colonies, first into a Commonwealth of independent oversea nations and colonies, and next, as more and more colonies attained to self-government, into a great family of peoples, held together by no compulsion at all, but by intangible bonds which, as the Coronation of the young Queen Elizabeth showed in 1953, were, if anything stronger than ever before, not weaker.
A: [Ithadacceptedtheinevitabilityofchangeandsuccessfullyriddenthosetides,successivelytransformingitsEmpireofcolonies,firstintoaCommonwealthofindependentoverseanationsandcolonies,andnext,asmoreandmorecoloniesattainedtoself-government,intoagreatfamilyofpeoples,heldtogetherbynocompulsionatall,butbyintangiblebondswhich,astheCoronationoftheyoungQueenElizabethshowedin1953,were,ifanythingstrongerthaneverbefore,notweaker.]

Q: Remove the spaces from the following sentence: 1: Introduction by Jens Jorgensen, MA Historian
A:
[1:IntroductionbyJensJorgensen,MAHistorian]