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When she looked up she was delighted.
I wouldn't put a comma there.When she looked up she was delighted.
When she looked up she was delighted.
When she looked up she was delighted.
Some grammarians say that commas and pauses are not necessarily related. If you can "almost hear the comma", maybe it's not needed.Yes, I too would put a comma - "When she looked up, she was delighted." You can almost hear the comma when you say the sentence - there would be a definite pause after the word "up".
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