Although chapters can be justified, this one was not. Well, technically this chapter is both left justified and right justified, it is not fully justified. Perhaps it should have been, but since I've been told that author's notes cannot be justified, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I take exception to that, so I'm writing a less than fully justified chapter, with a fully justified post chapter note. This isn't a math pun, this is more of a computer and formatting one, and for that, I apologize. As I said, it's somewhat less than justified. But, I'm gonna do it anyway.

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  This part of the chapter leans to the right. It might not fit your idea of how a chapter should look. The first half leaned to the left and justified itself only in that way, so this part is solely to balance out the world with some odd alignment. I find that my odd alignment issues may have some impact on my audience, so I apologize for that too. Again, this is not fully justified, merely aligned differently than the other paragraph, but some do call this right justification.

  IF this feels like it's repetitively redundant, it really kinda is, but at least it'll be justified! Unlike the chapter! Although chapters can be justified, this one was not. Perhaps it should have been, but I've been told that author's notes cannot be justified. I take exception to that, so I'm writing an unjustified chapter, with justified notes. This isn't a math pun, this is more of a computer and formatting one, and for that, I apologize. It's completely unjustifiable. But, I'm gonna do it anyway.

  Justification is where the lines all match up both ends of the text by use of variable spacing in the middle of the line. The exception is made for the final line.

  For the curious, this is done using the Source Code button and adding a style to the < p > elements