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14.153 “Forthcoming”
| under contract with a publisher and is already titled, but the date of publication is not yet known...term, which can also be used for nonprint media, for any work under contract. If page numbers are...available, they should be given. Books not under contract are treated as unpublished manuscripts (see... |
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15.42 “Forthcoming” in author-date references
| author-date references to books under contract with a publisher and already titled but for which the.... Books not under contract are treated as unpublished manuscripts (see 14.225 ). In text citations... |
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The Chicago Manual of Style Online Figure 1.3
| of a translation, including title and copyright of the original edition (as required by contract ... |
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4.59 Symposium proceedings
| copyright in the editor’s work and to secure from every contributor a contract more or less identical to...publisher and filed with the contract for the volume. See also 4.53 .... |
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4.56 Less than full rights
| contract covers all the subsidiary rights that the publisher may want to exercise or sublicense and that...their contracts give them that right. In general, the trend toward narrowing or customization of... |
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6.113 Use of the apostrophe
| . For more on the possessive case, see 7.15–28 , 5.19 . For contractions, see 7.29 . For plurals, see 7.5–14 — especially 7.14 .... |
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2.132 Author’s alterations (AAs) versus editor’s alterations (EAs)
| contract may allow an author to make, without penalty, alterations in proofs in terms of a percentage of...allowance stipulated in the contract. Page numbers added to cross-references in proofs are usually... |
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3.32 Crediting commissioned material
| ” contract (see 4.9–12 ). Even if no credit is required under such an arrangement, professional courtesy... |
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10.17 French social titles
| considered contractions; in French usage, periods are often omitted for all four titles.) M. MM. Mme... |
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4.50 Basic rights
| insist on exclusive rights. In most instances these rights are acquired from the author by means of a contract called the publishing agreement.... |
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