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Commented Mar 28, 2013 at 17:39 $\begingroup$ It should perhaps be mentioned, that in nested arrays there seems to be no option to synchronize column-widths and/or row-heights over the top-level. I didn't find a solution such that if two arrays are stacked vertically one could make their column-widths matching/fit. $\endgroup$

Commented May 28, 2012 at 5:31 On mathjax-enabled sites, the editor and especially preview depend on having the mathjax scripts available - without them, they'll tend to break. You might want to talk to your network administrator or ISP about this.

It was possible a linear increment: 7, 14, 28 days, 56 and so on.. Usually, the more something is drastic, the more easily it solves problems for who own the power, but using drastic punishment also is often less respectful of people's feelings.

Commented Nov 28, 2024 at 3:01 $\begingroup$ @TheDemonLord Closed or not, the WB.SE community is not in a position where a "No" will be heeded, and we're not exactly in a position to act against this unwelcome intrusion into our community. $\endgroup$

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Commented Mar 28, 2022 at 13:45 $\begingroup$ I appreciate it is off topic, but I couldn't find where the correct place to post it was - I guessed people on Set-Theory would know! I copied from a post on Forcing "If p⊩Iϕ(x˙1,…,x˙n) and p∈G", but for example the superscripts and subscripts didn't work.

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2021年1月3日 · Back in 2014, a question was posted, asking "What's new in TeX, version 3.14159265?". I know that the upcoming version of TeX will have at least one important bug fix, and I think it woul...

Commented Aug 28, 2023 at 17:02 @JohnLawler : You might notice that the posted question itself says there are dictionaries of phrasal verbs and explains why they don't serve the purpose efficiently. – Michael Hardy