This quote from attendee goes,

Likewise, if we want to know where quote comes from, quote comes from this statement.

So we've defined quote as a string which is this quote from Robert Reich.

You can see this quote here from her

This is a quote, actually, from Alan Turing

This is a quote from Albert Einstein, who says,

Now this little quote about sculpture from Henry Moore,

And this is precisely this line, namely, quote not quote.

Where does quote come from?

I want to read this quote from a speech that

I'll just quote from the specification.

And this is a quote from John after he wrote it.

And he referred me to this lovely quote from the Japanese

Down here we have quote equals not quote. This is obvious.

Here was a quote from his book.

There's a wonderful quote from Benjamin Franklin.

You can read this quote.

Here we have a quote from David Letterman.

And one quote from him really struck me.

We have a quote if a quote becomes set, this is the error.

Okay. Lets complete this thing. We are here in quote equals not quote.

And this basically just means quote.

The fourth option is this quote.

This string contains the word, Blah, an escaped quote so the string contains this double quote,

Say this opening quote is 1, that matches things like this opening quote in the string.

So this is quote and not tag. The inversion of this is tag or not quote.

Quote

Quote

You're not just like, quote,quote, quote, quote, quote with no other ranking or attribution or insight or research or whatever.

This idea is nicely captured by this quote

Second one, without sounding overly Zen, and this is a quote from the Buddha

Then finally, this quote was from an Ivy league school that will remain nameless.

Now quote is either false or it contains a double quote or a single quote, and this makes it impressibly true.

Quote from Kernighan and Pike, The Practice of Programming

And that's the end of the quote from Douglas.

That's a quote from my friend Henry J. Kaiser.

Consider for a moment this quote by

And I will always come back to this quote from the Japanese Essays in Idleness

Quote characters

Text quote

You can quote me. Don't quote him, please.

Now I'm going to quote from some of my writings

Then I remembered the quote from Gloria Steinem, which goes,

I'm going to quote from another magazine of the '60s.

This is what we do when we possess this very input and we stay in this mode until we find a quote that's when we go in quote mode and we stay in quote mode until we find another quote.