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Hyphenated words and made a parallel structure.
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Hyphenated words and made a parallel structure.
Description
Hyphenated compound words like top-left, etc.
Made the sentences have parallel structure.
Motivation
The use of "top left" should be hyphenated to make a single compound modifier before the noun "corner".
Sentences should have parallel structure—"the first value represents..., the second value represents..."—to make the point clear and stronger.
Additional details
Purdue's OWL on when to hyphenate.
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