The end of sentence rule: The end of sentence markers [.!?] in any quantity, followed by space, will be printed, followed by the famous (or infamous, take your pick) "Bork Bork Bork!" message.

句结束（end of sectence）规则：将打印任意数量后跟空格的句结束标记符 [.!?] ，再跟着打印著名的（或臭名昭著的，随您喜欢）“ Bork Bork Bork!

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It has been so long since a bin Laden message (and we always look in those messages for date markers - does he make reference to a specific event, such as the election, which would tell us he was alive at a certain date?) that I keep getting the same question: how do we know Osama bin Laden is still alive?

CNN: Bin Laden: Alive or dead -- and how would we know?