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‘Over-’View ‘Of’ 'The' 'Nexus' 'Lexicon':

‘The’ ‘Nexus’ ‘Lexicon’ ” ‘A.’K.’A. “ ‘The’ ‘Connection’ ‘Language’ ” ‘Is’ ‘A’ ‘Complex’ ‘Language’ ‘Structure’ ‘With-’In ‘The’ ‘Multi-’Verse, designed to create clarity between factual and fictional concepts.

Rules and Formatting

1. Context Tags

• Apostrophes (' '): Used around all fictional words, except the words: "and," "or," "yet," "so," and "but."

• Quotation Marks (" "): Used around all factual words, except the words: "and," "or," "yet," "so," and "but."

2. Punctuation

• All punctuation must be placed after the closing context tag.

• (Example: ‘Term’, “Term”, 'Word', or " Word".)

3. Quoting Phrases

• Use the format: Quotation Mark + Space + Quoted Phrase + Space + Quotation Mark.

• Example: " ‘Well-’Come ‘To’ ‘’Quantum’’ ‘’Crime’’ ‘Theory’ "

4. Abbreviations

• Allowed only for company, gang, or group names.

• Structure: Context tag on the left + Period on the right.

• All abbreviations require an answer key written in full according to 'The' 'Nexus' 'Lexicon' ‘Rules’.

• Example: ‘The’ ‘Global’ ‘Intelligence’ ‘Beure’ ‘Of’ ‘Security’ = “ ‘G.’I.’B.’S. “

5. Fully Spelled Words Acting as One

• Any two fully spelled-out words may be treated as one by adding a context tag to the left of each of the words and hyphen in-between.

• Example: 'Super-'Hero.

6. Compound Words

• Use a single context tag on the left side of each joined word while writing out the full spelling of each of the words with a hyphen joining them.

• Example: 'Well-'Come

7. ‘All’ ‘Words’ ‘Must’ ‘Be’ ‘Written’ / ‘Typed’ / ‘Spoken’ ‘With-’In ‘The’ ‘Rules’ ‘Of’ ‘The’ ‘Nexus’ ‘Lexicon’

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