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Usually the elipsis means leaving out a specific word or phrase from the sentence would allow the sentence to flow better.
People tend to use elipsis to give a “trail off” effect to a sentence or to purposefully not use a specific word due to its symbolism in the text
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I believe "..." means that you need to go further in depth with your writing.
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