[Solved] Help with justified paragraph

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Is it possible to add a new line to a paragraph at a specified point while keeping the justification intact? For example, let's say you have a paragraph like the one below and it's set to justified.

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  This is only a test.  This is
only a test.  This  is  only  a
test.  This  is  only   a  test.

On the second line, instead of having the text wrap to the next line at 'a' is there anyway to add a line break after 'only' and keep the justification intact?

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  This is  only  a test.  This is
only   a   test.   This  is  only
a test. This  is  only   a  test.

At the moment the only way I'm able to accomplish that is to use a bunch of spaces after the word that I want to end the line with. If I hit enter then it reverts to 'left side' alignment instead of justified. Is there a way to accomplish this without the spaces?

[backwards]

Nevermind. I finally solved it. If you click 'Insert', then 'Manual Break', then 'Line Break' it will wrap the text at the specified point while preserving the justified formatting.