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Note it's an "em dash", longer than a typical dash or hyphen. I've seen them used also as kind of a replacement for parentheses. Sometimes a phrase benefits fr
by j1elo 6y ago
Note it's an "em dash", longer than a typical dash or hyphen.
I've seen them used also as kind of a replacement for parentheses. Sometimes a phrase benefits from —but doesn't strictly require— an extra clarification.