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@@ -71,8 +71,27 @@ Avoid names that don't have meaning, or are cryptic.  Try to names that are desc
   * x = "Abraham Lincoln" (NO)
   * fn = "Abraham" (NO)
 
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+### Use blank lines, sparingly, to show clear steps
+A little white space can make your code more readable.
+So can comments.
 
+### Use Comments 
+A few carefully chosen words can help *IF it isn't apparent already.* Good variable names and well written code come first.  
+
+
+
+### Closing Brackets and braces
+We work with dictionaries a lot. So we recommend closing your braces and brackets with the first line to make it easy to tell when the dictionary definition is complete. For example:
+
+
+```python 
+children = {
+    "Robert",
+    "Edward"
+    "Tad",
+    "Willie"
+} 
+```
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