0Does the bolded paragraph below look proper? I'm especially curious of the last sentance in that paragraph because it uses both 01u00than02u00 and 01u00then02u00. I don't think that I've ever seen that before!02br 02br 00FYI, the text is about all of the time that I spent designing a computer system:02br 02hr00I spent weeks looking at benchmarks, reading forum posts, comparing computer parts, and finally came up with a winner. The last three weeks have been some of the most intense.02br 02br 01b00I'm not going to say that my time was well spent. Instead of spending all of those hours staring at a computer screen, instead I could've been working a second job at $10/hour. If that's the case, then I lost more money than what the computer is worth!02b02br 02br 00But I did earn something, I eventually earned a P.H.D. in computer system design.02br 02hr00Thanks for all of your advise!02br 0-
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0It's perfectly fine to have "then" and "than" in the same sentence. 0-
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0It's perfectly fine to have "then" and "than" in the same sentence.
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0It's perfectly fine to have "then" and "than" in the same sentence. However, you need to deleted the second instance of "instead" in your middle paragraph.02br 02br 00Also, I'm more accustomed to see it as Ph.D.0-