This post is part of the Canadian Style series.
13.05 Make your point clearly
Avoid empty introductory phrases and padding that obscure the meaning of a sentence. These include expressions such as “I would like to begin by indicating clearly to you that . . .” and “If this step, which may be necessary in some but not all cases, is deemed appropriate . . . .”
I think the word is either “deemed” or “indeed”, not “deeed”. :)
Indeed.
My new keyboard has sticky Y and M keys.