I would use a string builder and break apart the string into the chunks
that you need. Once you do that, cycle through the chunks, adding in the
new line (Environment.NewLine) character(s) as needed.
String "\r\n" represents newline in C#. You can use String.Insert property
to insert in in specific place inside the string.
- Huitzilopochtli
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