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 # A Case for a Pythonic Python GUI
 
-Quiz - Who said
-"Creating GUIs in Python is amazingly intuitive, straightforward, and FUN!"
+**Quiz** - Who said:
 
-Answer - no one (that is a normal person)...
+>       "Creating GUIs in Python is amazingly intuitive, straightforward, and FUN!"
 
-Yet for almost everything else that Python is used for, the intuitive and straightforward (and fun) adjectives are used.
+**Answer** - no one (that I've ever heard)
+
+Yet for almost everything else that Python is used for, the intuitive, straightforward, and fun adjectives are used.
 
 ## Definitions, generalities & boundaries
 
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 ![concurrent_windows](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13696193/62832448-3eb96180-bbfc-11e9-8777-6f2669566c93.png)
 
 
-If you're ready to experience GUI building in Python in a completely different and unique way that takes advantage of Python's unique syntax, types, and features that make it the magic language it is, then hop on over to http://www.PySimpleGUI.org and get started having fun building GUIs.
+If you're ready to experience GUI building in Python in a completely different and unique way that takes advantage of Python's unique syntax, types, and features that make it the magic language it is, then hop on over to http://www.PySimpleGUI.org and get started having fun building GUIs.
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