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Colon Usage Rules: When to Avoid Them (with Examples)
*After the salutation of a business letter.
*Between titles and subtitles of books, sections, magazine/journal articles
*Between words in a compound adjective that comes right before a noun (but don't omit the hyphen)
*With phrases that are complete on their own
*To join two independent clauses if only a comma is needed
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