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Web sites referred to generally (MSNBC.com), though in citations the titles of Web sitesshould be italicized (Salon.com), and the titles of individual articles or pages should be setin roman type and enclosed in quotation marks (“The Fix”)Treat generic terms for parts of books or other works as you would any other word. Do notcapitalize them or use italics or quotation marks unless you would do the same for an ordinaryword (as at the beginning of a sentence). If a part includes a number, give it in arabicnumerals, regardless of its appearance in the original work (see 23.1.8).in Lionel Trilling's prefaceas discussed in chapters 4 and 5a comprehensive bibliographykilled off in act 3, scene 222.3.3 PunctuationFollow standard guidelines for placing a comma, period, or other punctuation mark at the endof a title in text. If a title ends in dates, set them off with paired commas except at the end of asentence, where the terminal punctuation mark supersedes the second comma (see also17.1.2). For titles in quotation marks, place a comma or period before the closing punctuationmark (see also 21.11.2).Have you ever read The Creation of the American Republic, 1776–1787?Her article, “Continuity and Change, 1500–1800,” argues in favor of continuity.23 Numbers23.1 Words or Numerals?23.1.1 General Rule23.1.2 Special Cases23.1.3 Percentages and Decimal Fractions23.1.4 Money23.1.5 Time23.1.6 Names with Numberswww.itpub.net