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Error context strings: Do not capitalize the first letter and do |
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not end the string with a period. Context strings should normally |
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not be complete sentences. |
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Rationale: Avoiding punctuation makes it easier for client applications to |
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embed the message into a variety of grammatical contexts. Often, primary |
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