One main purpose of a colon is to A. show emphasis. B. introduce a list. C. replace a question mark. D. mark the boundaries between strong words.

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User: One main purpose of a colon is to A. show emphasis. B. introduce a list. C. replace a question mark. D. mark the boundaries between strong words.

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One main purpose of a colon is to introduce a list.

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