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Odd punctuation "riddle"

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Brigadier-General
Can you correctly punctuate the following?

in their sentences Anne while Bob had had had had had had had had had had had a more pleasing effect on the teacher

Here's a hint:
Are you watching this(,) hint?
See, punctuation does matter.
It might kill the riddle...
Fine. There has to be two sentences.
 

DeletedUser4089

I hate you for making me remember this incredibly tedious English lesson.
No really, I hate you.
And now, I reveal the answer. Don't open unless you want it spoiled.
Oh, and only one sentence needed. :P
In their sentences, Anne, while Bob had had "had", had had "had had"; "had had" had had a more pleasing effect on the teacher.
 
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