Wandering comma of the month
No doubt it's busy days at The Washington Times, but -- do you suppose that first comma in the second graf might want to go before "with Washington"? Just so we know who's fighting with whom and what's being dragged into which?
Alas, it's fixed -- after a fashion -- online:
Five months later that Libyan offensive has stalled amid heavy urban fighting with Washington finding itself being dragged further into the conflict, a development that analysts claim will loom large over the Iraqi-led offensive to take Mosulfrom the Islamist terror group, also known as ISIS and ISIL.
Just a reminder that you can't save the world if the world can't tell what you're doing to save it.
Alas, it's fixed -- after a fashion -- online:
Five months later that Libyan offensive has stalled amid heavy urban fighting with Washington finding itself being dragged further into the conflict, a development that analysts claim will loom large over the Iraqi-led offensive to take Mosulfrom the Islamist terror group, also known as ISIS and ISIL.
Just a reminder that you can't save the world if the world can't tell what you're doing to save it.
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