and show's your lack of interest; its better than nothing at all

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-- "Always be prepared" in Vancouver 24 hours on February 2, 2009

To make this article's punctuation correct, take the apostrophe in show's, in the left column, and put it in its, in the right column. As for the odd final sentence (why an ellipsis?), how 'bout this instead: Remember, even if you have just one question, it's better than nothing at all.