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Double Punctuation

Two periods at the end of the sentence isn't the only common (mistaken) usage of double punctuation.

Here are a couple other examples:

  • He yelled, "Don't go!", and then he ran after her as fast as he could.

You've already got punctuation with the exclamation point, so you can leave the comma at home.

  • I can't believe he didn't just ask, "Why can't you make it?".

No need for that period; the question mark does the trick.