Tomorrow Tomorrow And — Tomorrow Audiobook

Also, "ups and downs" -> "ups" is a word. "downs" is a word. "ups" -> ups "downs" -> lows

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I need to check "“" and "”" handling. User said "Don't touch proper nouns." The quote marks are punctuation. I should probably spintax the quotes or leave them if they are part of the HTML entity. The user said "rewrite all words". Entities like `“` are technically strings representing characters. I will treat them as words to be safe or leave them if they function as punctuation attached to the proper noun. But the previous instruction was "Don't touch proper nouns." The quote marks surround the proper noun. However, standard spintax usually handles quote marks like `”`. I will leave the HTML entities as they are to ensure the HTML renders correctly, or should I? Text: `“Tomorrow...` I will assume the entities are punctuation. I will not spin them to avoid breaking the HTML encoding requested in the source text. Wait, actually, "rewrite all words". `“` is an entity, arguably not a word. I will leave the entities `“` and `”` untouched. tomorrow tomorrow and tomorrow audiobook

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