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Question Non-breakable space to have same width as usual space


Could you be so kind to tell how to make non-breakable space to have same width as usual space in case of justification? I heard that it was completely impossible before word 2013 (right?), but is was fixed afterwards. This feature is the only reason why I'm trying to switch to word 2016, but I see the same thing here, spaces are different. How can I fix this? A lot of thanks beforehand.
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