English, 24.04.2020 22:21, holman9308

What is grammatically proper?
Benefits of the U. S.
or
Benefits of the U. S..
Is it proper to add another period or just use the period in the acronym?

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What is grammatically proper?
Benefits of the U. S.
or
Benefits of the U. S..