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How to cut off impression in WRI

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I was Meandering through the Brer Department the other day and I looked down and saw this um impression and you know one of the things that I donamp;#39;t like about plastic trays is how easily when we pour them the mesh will tear sometimes and you know they just kind of fall apart but thatamp;#39;s thatamp;#39;s really kind of a side issue uh with this case itamp;#39;s just something that Iamp;#39;ve observed that I donamp;#39;t see happen with the the metal ones where we have a little more um Integrity in the tray itself but thatamp;#39;s again neither here nor there I donamp;#39;t just was throwing that in there because I noticed how easily this fell apart and so as we look at this impression for these two posterior crowns we can see that weamp;#39;re really missing a lot of detail uh over here on the facial surface of the first Muller and second Muller might be a little better but thereamp;#39;s kind of a a void there as well and so as you look into the box the do

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The dominant impression of a place might be Bens cafe, where I have eaten so many meals, is a dingy place. Of a person, it might be My friend has a delicate beauty. After you have formed your dominant impression into a thesis, make a plan to organize the relevant supporting details into three basic parts.
If the dialogue sentence trails off, I use an ellipsis, that is, three dots. If the dialogue sentence is cut off, perhaps by someone or something interrupting, I use an em-dash, usually 2 hyphens typed one immediately after each other, with no space between the last word and the first of the two hyphens.
Another common place for the em-dash to show up is when writing speech for characters, and you want to show an interruption or a cut off for another reason. This is used in contrast to the ellipses in speech when you are showing the trailing of a sentence where the speaker grows quiet and/or silent.
Em dashes (not to be confused with hyphens or ellipses) are used to indicate that a speaker has been interrupted mid-sentence by another character. The em dash should be placed directly after the final word the speaker gets out before being interrupted (with no extra space) and inside the closing quotation mark.
cut off is a verb and cutoff or cut-off is a noun.
Use an em dash (the longer dash symbol) to indicate an interruption or an abrupt change in thought or to insert supplemental information. If the interruption or insertion comes in the middle of a sentence, add a closing dash to signal the end of the interruption.
Interruptions. If a character is interrupted during a speech, it should end with an M-dash (space followed by two hyphens). It is not necessary to start the character who is interrupting the speech with an M-dash. Its here!

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