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Hi, I just had a quick question. In British English, is the punctuation put inside the parentheses, or outside?
would it be
...(though it was quite possible this was simply because he had not declared his position and she did not want to take the risk that their thinking was opposed .)
or
...(though it was quite possible this was simply because he had not declared his position and she did not want to take the risk that their thinking was opposed).
If any one could tell me the answer (I've already tried to check other sources for the answer) I'd really appreciate it.