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Do you separate the suffix Jr with a comma?

No, you do not separate the suffix "Jr." with a comma.

Here's why:

* It's part of the name: "Jr." is considered part of the full name, similar to a middle name.

* Commas are for separating elements: Commas are used to separate different parts of a sentence or list, not to separate parts of a name.

Example:

* Correct: John Smith Jr.

* Incorrect: John Smith, Jr.

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