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This is great! I found it by accident but I am so glad I did!
I knew what this was, but didn’t know what it was called; that is the “Oxford Comma.”

“They invited the strippers, Kennedy and Stalin.” Without the Oxford Comma, the meaning of the sentence changes.
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