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| , is not. In many cases it will be a judgment call. The decision, like so many others in writing and... |
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| in nature may be set off with commas or dashes instead. Of course, this calls for judgment on the... |
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| for that; meanwhile, you’ll have to trust your judgment.... |
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| don’t have such a list; rather, we rely entirely on editorial judgment. Can Paris stand alone? Usually... |
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| , logical considerations come first. Effective use of the comma involves good judgment, with the goal being ease of reading.”... |
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| narrowing our criteria and examples and just trust readers to use their own best judgment and record... |
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| ). But CMOS, as far as I know, tends not to pass judgment on rhetorical idiosyncrasies, at least those that do not introduce a lack of clarity.... |
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| relaxed rules and etiquette? It’s probably wise to use the same judgment you use in writing paper... |
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| calls for editorial judgment. Be prepared to give reasons for your decision. And as you’ve guessed by... |
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| thinking, which is why we recommend the use of editorial judgment in this matter. The idea that all states... |
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