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from foreign language, 312integration into text, 74–75, 348–349, 350interpretation of, 74, 75–76for literary studies, 350, 352, 353, 355, 356–357misquotations, 41modification of, 352–358; capitalization, 353; emphasis added in italics, 354; insertions, 74, 354; forintegration into text, 74–75; notification of reader, 353; omissions (see quotations: omissions);punctuation, 353–354; spelling, 352–353; superscript in quoted material, 354; textual studies method,353, 357names in textual references to, 75in notes, 151, 154, 348note-taking practices for, 40–41, 139; abbreviation in, 41; downloading, 42; exact recording required,42, 352; photocopying, 41, 42; plagiarism, avoidance of, 42; template for, 40–41, 40omissions, 354–358; ellipses signaling (see ellipsis points); general method, 355–356; illegible orobscene text, 304; paragraphs, 357; poem lines, 358; preservation of meaning and, 74, 354–355, 356;between sentences, 355–356, 357; within sentences, 355, 357; situations ellipsis not needed, 356;superscript in quoted material, 354; textual studies method, 355, 356–357permissions for, 347and plagiarism, avoidance of, 42, 77–78, 80, 348within quotations, 215, 280, 349, 354run-in: appropriate use of, 74, 348; capitalization and; integration into text, 74, 348–349; poetry and,350; punctuation of, 348–350, 353–354, 355–357 sic, use of, 352–353standard practices of field and, 78, 350, 352, 353, 355, 356–357within titles, 158–159, 235–236typographical errors in, 352–353Qur'an, citation of. See religion and religious concernsradio programs, citation of, 202ragged-right margins, 292, 405readers and needs ofattention to detail, 135, 142, 217, 224listeners compared to, 123–124ordering principles and, 68–69, 70quotation modifications, informing of, 353revision of draft and, 98See also readers' questions, objections, and alternativeswww.itpub.net