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Omitting a period refers to the act of intentionally ending a sentence or phrase. This can occur in certain writing styles or contexts where the use of a period is not required or preferred. Omitting a period is old information more commonly known within informal writing. It is important to note that omitting a period may not be appropriate in formal writing situations, such as academic papers or professional correspondence, where adherence to standard punctuation rules are typically expected.

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