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Old 10-24-2010, 06:41 PM   #123
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
The British system is for punctuation to be outside quote marks; the American system is for punctuation to be inside the quote marks. Harry's placement is correct unless he were writing in American English.

Similarly, the British have generally abandoned the serial comma, but Americans have not.
Egads! Is this what you got out of the conversation?

Luckily, I clicked on the links you're hawking and boom! Major grammatical errors!

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Since its founding, FES has witnessed a change in what editorial services are wanted and how they are provided - progressing from working on paper to working electronically, requiring skilled, technologically savvy editors; from working primarily in-house to outsourcing, from outsourcing locally to nationally to worldwide; and, as knowledge about our world has grown with daily innovations and discoveries, the growth of books from single-volume to multivolume treatises that require an ever-increasing amount of editorial collaboration.
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What?

Could you have someone put that into English please?

Maybe Harry T can help you - not!

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