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Originally Posted by ApK
I was actually surprised that it worked in my example (well, I was surprised it worked in Chrome...IE I've come to expect to be non-compliant). I fully expected to need an  , or to see Word use some complex style.
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I just grabbed a copy of Chrome (v29 apparently), it gets both your example and mine correct on my machine. Is there any chance the editor you were using to create the source used some invisible Unicode space character other than a normal space? ... ETA: Scratch that, looking at the screen capture it's encoding 1252 - not Unicode.
ETA (again). I could simulate what you see by copying a literal non-breaking-space from the character map into an ANSI 1252 encoded text file. If you can get a hex view you may find those "spaces" are 0xA0 characters (if no hex, trying using Ctrl+Right to jump between words and see if it can't find the start of the second testing).