SJC-style-and-production-guide-2012

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efuses to saywon’t say(on a ) regular basisregularlyrelocatemoverender assistancehelprushed (to hospital)takensedancarsit downsitsituated atatsituated nearnearspokespersonspokesman/spokeswomansportsmanlikesportingstand upstandstretchered (off)carried (off)subsequent toaftersucceeded in defeatingdefeated, beatsuicidedcommitted suicidesustained injurieswas hurttake decisionsmake decisionstake strike actionstrikethereforesotragedyaccident/deaths (be specific)transpirehappentransportedtakentry andtry to12 noon/12 midnight noon/midnightunaccounted formissingupcomingcoming/tomorrow’s/next month’sutiliseusevesselship/yacht/boat (be specific)visit withvisitvowedpromised/threatened/saidwake upwakewas a witness tosawwas suffering fromhadwearing apparelclotheswhilstwhilewill reappear in courtwill be back in courtUQ SJC STYLEBOOK 2012 – PAGE 84
with the exception ofworst-everwould ofwoundedexceptworstwould haveinjured (usually)This list is a small sample, but it makes clear the way you should think about the language youuse. It’s also accepted that not all examples and guidelines can be hard and fast rules. Use yourcommon sense, keep it simple and if you are in any doubt, err on the side of editorial and stylesafety.PAGE 85 – 2012UQ SJC STYLEBOOK
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ContentsQuick reference - page 6Sty
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Quick referenceDates ‘March 26 20
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StyleGRAMMAR AND SYNTAXOur business
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correct position. For imperious emp
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Almost all singular words ending in
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clear: a dark-skinned pickled-herri
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not change the official spelling of
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olly.) This also avoids the minor r
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have been cases where identifying c
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admissible notice -ibleadviser not
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house’, ‘the Albert-Rosses’ g
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Bbaby Mothers don’t give birth to
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Ccache/cachet are often confused.
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Avoid ‘like the plague’ the hun
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Page 48 and 49: merino, merinosmetal processed mine
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Page 54 and 55: An example of (iii) is in identifyi
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Page 58 and 59: eservoir, restaurant, riesling.sepa
Page 60 and 61: See also numbers.time shifting is t
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Page 64 and 65: JACdigital v3.1Style and production
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Page 86 and 87: JACradio News Style GuideRadio news
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Page 90: ReferencesFowler, H.W. (1965) A Dic
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