Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "Stewart Hicks" channel.

  1. The word "space" is nearly always unnecessary when used as it typically is. E.g.: "The air enters the space and is directed..." can be "The air enters and is directed..." I notice that "space" is nearly always uttered with a self-conscious miniature flourish, revealing that its intended purpose is to impress others. (It only impresses the very easily impressed, never those whose regard ought to matter much more.
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