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09-01-2008, 02:15 PM
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Italics
Italics
Certain groups and classes (names and titles), foreign words or phrases, or words for specific reference are italicized. I've seen the Spirit of St. Louis up close on a field trip. (name of airplane) You wouldn't believe the deja-vu I've been having lately! (foreign word) Never, ever, over-italicize your work. Use italics sparingly. (emphasis)
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