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quoting

In computing, common practice in electronic communications. When replying to an e-mail, or contributing to an Internet forum, users quote all or part of the original message in their response. The usual method of doing this is by preceding each quoted line with the symbol >.



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"You are quoting some impossible person," Sir Edward Bransome declared.
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Thucydides, in quoting the "Hymn to Apollo", calls it PROOIMION, which ordinarily means a `prelude' chanted by a rhapsode before recitation of a lay from Homer, and such hymns as Nos.
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But a voice behind me, the unmistakable voice of Wolf Larsen, strong with the invincible certitude of the man and mellow with appreciation of the words he was quoting, aroused me.
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