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The polite step backward a line takes before it starts talking.
means To begin a line of text further from the margin than the others, creating a visible step.
from From Latin dens, tooth, via Old French endenter — to notch like teeth; ragged tooth-edged margins gave the word its bite.
Legal twinIndenture meant contracts cut with matching toothed edges.
Tab tyrannySpaces versus tabs has ended real programmer friendships.
Paragraph signalIt quietly tells eyes a new thought begins.