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First, it should be noted that "indeed" is an older word, not as commonly used today, but still seen in print and heard in conversation now and then. It is used the way "certainly" or "definitely" is used, and is sometimes used in the phrase "Yes indeed," as a synonym for "absolutely" or to show agreement. "Did the sheriff finally capture that escaped prisoner?" "Yes indeed; he was captured last night." "I heard that Joe tried to cheat on the exam." "Indeed he did, but the teacher caught him and now he's in big trouble."

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