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English translation of first line: This is nonsense!
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Note that 'Ripios de la semana' does not use inverted exclamation or question marks in any of its instalments. Instead of the inverted punctuation mark normally used in Spanish at the beginning of an exclamation or question, it uses the regular punctutation marks at both beginning and end.
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