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We have noted similar motifs in Japan. (They can also be found in Korean folktales.)Use periods in all these situations (your readers will expect them).Myths have been accepted as allegorically true (by the Stoics) and as priestly lies (by the Enlightenment).(The director promised completion “on time and under budget” [italics mine].)For terminal punctuation with citations given parenthetically, see 25.2.1. There is a second type of dash, called an en dash (a dash that used to be exactly the width of the capitalletter n), that is used in published works to mean “through,” usually in connection with numbers or dates (1998–2008). It can also be used in other contexts, as discussed in 6.83–86 of the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition(2003). If your local guidelines require it, this character is available in most word processors; otherwise use ahyphen in these contexts. Note that this book uses en dashes where they are appropriate, as in the precedingreference to the Chicago Manual.22 Names, Special Terms, and Titles ofWorks22.1 Names22.1.1 People, Places, and Organizations22.1.2 Historical Events, Cultural Terms, and Designations of Time22.1.3 Other Types of Names22.2 Special Terms22.2.1 Foreign Language Terms22.2.2 Words Defined as Terms22.3 Titles of Works22.3.1 Capitalization22.3.2 Typographywww.itpub.net