See pages 271f. Not bold. -- Ann Calhoun-Sauls wrote: > I was going to suggest that you follow the old "do as I say, not as I do" > cliche, but now I'm leaning toward not bolding them. I haven't found a > place in the manual where it directly says to bold them. The examples are > in bold on page 231, but it looks to me like that's just to point out which > component of the reference is being discussed because on the preceding pages > other components are in bold (e.g., the publication date on page 225). > > I hope this helps. If not let me know, where I should look again.
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