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theeditorsblog.net
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| | | | | Writing rules can frustrate writers and editors, but you don't need to seek perfection in order to create a clear and entertaining story or article. | |
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apvschicago.com
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| | | | | Since breaking news of the 17th edition, out in September, The University of Chicago Press has revealed some major revisions to The Chicago Manual of Style. | |
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jackmccoyuk.wordpress.com
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| | | | | The INSIDER Summary: National Punctuation Day is on September 24. The day was created to celebrate the correct usage of all punctuation. While we all slip up from time to time, there are some basic punctuation mistakes you should never make in formal writing. For example, don't confuse"it's" and "its," don't use an apostrophe to... | |
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www.cppstories.com
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| | | Before C++20, gave us a solid foundation for working with clocks, durations, and time points - but it didn't really know anything about the civil calendar. If you needed to represent "March 15", check whether a date is valid, compute "the third Monday of November", or add a few months to a date, you had to rely on custom utilities, std::tm, or external libraries like Howard Hinnant's excellent date. | ||
