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In writing, a space is any empty (non-written) zone between written sections. The term however is usually referred to an empty zone used for Interword Separation (''interword space''). Not all languages use spaces between words; the ancient Latin and Greek did not. Spaces were not used to separate words until roughly and Japanese (except when written with little or no Kanji ) still do not, but modern Korean uses spaces. For use of spaces after full stops, exclamation marks, and question marks, see discussion in the article Full Stop . SEE ALSO In typography there are various kinds of interword spaces, mainly differing in their width. Correspondingly, even more Space Character s exist in computing to combine the different width with different word-breaking properties in dynamic rearrangement of text. ;typography
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