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Do I need commas in this sentence?
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TurgonD
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Wed 22 Oct, 2014 10:37 pm
"That statement typically precedes the idiot making it walking away hoping that the other person has no proof."
Is this proper grammar or do I need commas? If so, where would I put them?
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