Justifying lines in LaTeX

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From: veenu.r.rashid
Date: Sat, 25 Jul 1992 04:31

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Can anyone tell me how to break a line in LaTeX and still
have it justified?  The line looks as follows:

(when printed from dvi-file)

originally:

The residuals give rise to est-   <- bad line break
imates of ...


after inserting linebreak (\\):

The residuals give rise to	  <- ragged right margin
estimates of ...


I am using SliTeX macro package with LaTeX, so I have a
lot of these!  Is there a way to write a macro to justify
the right edge, perhaps by equally inserting \vspace between
the words, to justify the lines?

Please help!

Email to vrr@cbnewsj.att.com.


Thanks very much,
Veenu

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