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It can come before, or after, or before AND after, depending on where the writer wants the pause(s) to come, maybe! Sometimes a comma might not even be used at all with 'maybe'.

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* It could take a week, or maybe a bit longer, for us to write a reply to you. * Or, alternatively, maybe you could call into our office and we could discuss the matter. * Or maybe, and this is another option, you could telephone us and we might be able to give you an answer over the phone. * Or, maybe, by the time you have considered all the options, you might decide that it is not such a big issue after all!

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