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Her Majesty: Capitalize when it appears in quotations or is appropriate before a name as the long form of a formal title. For other purposes use the women's name or the queen.
- Queen Chloe ;)

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Avenue - "Ave." not simply "Ave"

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On a MLB box score, if a player changes position, only his original position will be listed on the box score

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Champagne is a sparkling wine from the champagne region of France. if not from that region, call it sparkling wine.

I didn't realize it had to be from a specific place to technically be called champagne.

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Guerrilla to me means the animal but in the book it refers to an unorthodox soldier and his tactics

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I found it interest reading about all the correct ways to use sport terms.

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You capitalize Swiss cheese but not french fries.

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Styrofoam is a trademark for a brand of plastic foam, but it’s never used to make cups, which means there’s no such thing as a styrofoam cup.

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minister is not a formal title in most religions.

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you don't capitalize devil, but you capitalize Satan

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NEVER add the letter "s" to the words "toward" and "forward." Also, AP style does not use the oxford comma, which I find very sad.

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"menswear" : not men's wear.

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menswear not men's wear

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White Paper: Two words, lowercase, when used to refer to a special report.

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hang, hanged, hung: one hangs a picture, a criminal or oneself. For past tense or the passive, use hanged when referring to executions or suicides, hung for other actions

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Even though Doughnut is the correct spelling, AP recognized that Donut is acceptable too.

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Meme A piece of information o visual content that's shared verbally or transmitted widely, often via social media.

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dot-com An older and informal description of companies that do business mainly on the internet. Usually reserved for companies that thrived in the years 1995-2001, a period often known as the dot-com era. When referring to the domain name itself, use, .com, .org, etc.

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"OK"
The proper way to write "OK" not "Okay". There is no "ay" and both the "O" and the "K" are capitalized. The same goes for "OK'd, OKs and OKing".

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gods and goddesses: capitalize God in reference to the deity of monotheistic religions... lowercase gods and goddesses in reference to the deities of polytheistic religions or false gods.

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Internet of Things is a term used to describe devices, appliances, sensors and anything else with an internet connection but it does not include traditional gadgets such as PCs and phones.