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July 12, 2011 at 10:20 am #60032
David Blatner
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You can't really use grep to search for something that isn't there, like a closing quotation mark. The “Quality Assurance” panel in Blatner Tools (blatnertools.com) does this kind of search… quote marks or parentheses or brackets that are not closed.

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