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for i in range(0,(len(list))):
        x = str(list[i]).strip(' ')
        list[i] = x

>>> import re
>>> re.sub(' +', ' ', 'The     quick brown    fox')
'The quick brown fox'

string=' t e s t ' 
print(string.replace(' ',''))

#If you want to remove LEADING and ENDING spaces, use str.strip():

sentence = ' hello  apple'
sentence.strip()
>>> 'hello  apple'

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