Consider a different line-breaking algorithm and kerning the text about starwarsintrocreator HOT 4 CLOSED

Let me see if I understand your issue.
I think you having this spacing problem because the text-align is justify.
You want an option to set the text-align to center?

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Here's an example using the first three lines:
..
It is a period of civil war. Rebel
spaceships, striking from a
hidden base, have won their first
...
The line:
spaceships, striking from a

has more inter-word spaces than most other lines.
http://www.w3.org/wiki/CSS/Properties/word-spacing
If that line was spaced differently, it might be able to accommodate an extra word:

spaceships, striking from a hidden

that in turn might allow the final line to not be a single word:
...
It is a period of civil war. Rebel
spaceships, striking from a hidden
base, have won their first victory
against the evil Galactic Empire.
...
Just a suggested feature improvement. No big deal.
Might make your work look better when other than your default text is being used.

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I've tested here and I figure out, with -4px in word-spacing will get the result you proposed to the default text. But in other texts we may not have the same result because it depends on the last word on a line.
Take the two lines, from lorem ipsum, bellow:

ligula pretium, bibendum ex sit
amet, mollis risus. Donec
sollicitudin hendrerit mollis

The word "sollicitudin" will take the last line because the word is too big for the second line.
Therefore I will not change the word-spacing because it will not improve the spacing on most cases.

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Thanks Bruno - I appreciate the care you take. If I can discover an algorithm that will do 'best fit' then I'll post it here.
Thanks again for the good work.
C.

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