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8.56 Buildings and monuments
| Westminster Abbey; the abbey the White House Though major works of art are generally italicized ..., some massive works of sculpture are regarded primarily as monuments and therefore not italicized (see... |
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7.51 Proper nouns
| Foreign proper nouns are not italicized in an English context. A history of the Comédie-Française has... |
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7.54 Italics for key terms
| Expressions 7.54 Italics for key terms Key terms in a particular context are often italicized on their... |
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8.183 Titles of freestanding publications
| , and similar freestanding publications are treated much like books (see 8.166 , 14.249 ) — italicized ... |
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14.212 News services
| newspapers, are capitalized but not italicized. the Associated Press (AP) United Press International (UPI... |
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8.122 Unspecified species and varieties
| abbreviations are not italicized. Rhododendron spp. Rosa rugosa var. Viola sp.... |
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8.144 Infections
| specific names (see 8.118–26 ). Names of conditions based on such names are neither italicized nor... |
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8.190 Instrumental works
| capitalized but not italicized. A descriptive title, however, is usually italicized if referring to a... |
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8.105 Sections of the Bible
| usually capitalized but not italicized. the Hebrew scriptures or the Old Testament the Christian... |
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8.176 Collected works
| collected works, they are best italicized rather than placed in quotation marks. The introduction to the Critique of Pure Reason in Kant’s Collected Works . . .... |
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