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		<title>Balancing Parenthesis and Brackets (Equally Paired)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[How to Balance Braces and Parenthesis Making sure your braces and Parenthesis are always paired with one another properly, you can use a simple counting technique. Starting at the initial parenthesis OR brace in the series, "starting from ZERO" for every"("OR "{" add one to the initial count of ZERO. For every "(" OR "}" [...]]]></description>
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