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Humorous sentence about a grammar editor who dislikes typos, shown on a laptop screen.

A laptop screen displaying the sentence "John Smith, editor in chief at Grammar Central, hates typos," with hands typing on the keyboard.

A laptop screen displaying the sentence "John Smith, editor in chief at Grammar Central, hates typos," with hands typing on the keyboard.

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