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How do you punctuate that nasty majid said he is not

It's impossible to know how to punctuate the phrase "that nasty majid said he is not" without more context.

Here are some possible ways the phrase could be completed and punctuated, depending on the meaning:

1. "That nasty Majid said he is not coming." (This is a statement about Majid's absence.)

2. "That nasty Majid said he is not going to do it." (This is a statement about Majid refusing to do something.)

3. "That nasty Majid said he is not the one who did it." (This is a statement about Majid denying responsibility.)

4. "That nasty Majid said, 'He is not here.'" (This is a statement about Majid reporting someone else's absence.)

5. "That nasty Majid said, 'He is not guilty.'" (This is a statement about Majid defending someone else.)

Please provide more context, and I'll be happy to help you punctuate it correctly.

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