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	<title>Comments on: 24 new rules in Chicago 16th</title>
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		<title>By: erika</title>
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		<description>This makes me happy:

//Chicago now recommends a uniform stylistic treatment for the main elements of citation in both its systems of citation—notes and bibliography (chapter 14) and author-date (chapter 15). Capitalization of titles and use of quotation marks and abbreviations is now consistent across the two systems. 15.2.//

I also like this one:

//Headline-style capitalization
For titles capitalized headline-style, Chicago now prefers capitalizing the second element in hyphenated spelled-out numbers (e.g., Twenty-Five). And, in general, Chicago no longer recommends making exceptions for short or unstressed words or to avoid the occasional awkward appearance. 8.157–59.//

Thanks for posting this! (And blue is my favorite color!)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This makes me happy:</p>
<p>//Chicago now recommends a uniform stylistic treatment for the main elements of citation in both its systems of citation—notes and bibliography (chapter 14) and author-date (chapter 15). Capitalization of titles and use of quotation marks and abbreviations is now consistent across the two systems. 15.2.//</p>
<p>I also like this one:</p>
<p>//Headline-style capitalization<br />
For titles capitalized headline-style, Chicago now prefers capitalizing the second element in hyphenated spelled-out numbers (e.g., Twenty-Five). And, in general, Chicago no longer recommends making exceptions for short or unstressed words or to avoid the occasional awkward appearance. 8.157–59.//</p>
<p>Thanks for posting this! (And blue is my favorite color!)</p>
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