Missing right parenthesis

I know it's a little daunting now, but it all makes sense when you break it down.

In that case, we'd have a paren, followed by a name, followed by a closed paren.

After that, there's a colon

So it says one, two, buckle, so this is based on the, one, two, buckle my shoe.

Like there must be a right parenthesis there, exactly there for the print command.

We have this one bracket. That's the x component, that's the y component.

CMake Support, Run Support, Kross Support

Now whenever something is in parentheses, that means do that first.

And the way the print function works is that it has the word print, and then there's a left parenthesis.

Maintainer, Architecture, VCS Support, Project Management Support, QMake Projectmanager

So, okay, And then we have a blank here which is another white space and then the open paren which is its own token class so I'll just leave it to identify itself there and then we have an identifier.

Support

An amount of 272,100 is requested for general temporary assistance.

Maintainer

Backing?

port will be provided to Chechen refugees in Georgia and Azerbaijan.

Another blank so that's white space followed by another identifier followed by close parens, Again, a punctuation mark in a token class by itself.

Supporting KDE

The KDE team is working very hard on providing you with the best desktop available for the UNIX operating system.

Parliamentary support

SSL support.

Scripting.

Scripting

Introduced SAM.

Support to meetings

Technical Assistance

Support for infrastructure (regional and national)

Economic and Social

Support for elections

Economic sustainment

Institutional support.

Operations Support

(d) Justification of new posts

Institutional Support

Supporting kde

Supporting financially

Logitech Support

CDDB Support

Scripting interface

MySQL support

Postgresql support

Audioscrobbler support

Supports Burnfree

Scripting