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6.68 Indirect questions
| question mark may be omitted, and the word is sometimes italicized. She asked herself why. The question was no longer how but when .... |
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16.22 Italics for “see,” “see also,” and so forth
| , and see also are normally italicized. But if what follows (e.g., a book title or a foreign word) is... |
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8.103 Other names and versions for bibles
| of the Hebrew and Christian bibles are usually capitalized but not italicized. the Authorized... |
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8.132 Enzymes
| which the enzyme has been isolated, are italicized. The roman numeral that follows represents the... |
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7.71 Dynamics
| Conventions 7.71 Dynamics Terms indicating dynamics are usually given in lowercase, often italicized: piano... |
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14.211 Names of foreign newspapers
| the titles of foreign newspapers may be added in parentheses after the title, not italicized. An... |
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8.193 Paintings, statues, and such
| , photographs, statues, and other works of art are italicized, whether the titles are original, added... |
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8.169 “Magazine” and other descriptive terms
| , journal , or review should be italicized only when it forms part of the official name of a particular... |
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14.97 Subtitles—the colon
| Contents » Books » Title 14.97 Subtitles — the colon A colon, also italicized, is used to separate... |
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2.17 Subheads
| italicized and given initial capitals for the first word and proper names only (sentence style; see... |
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