SJC-style-and-production-guide-2012

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ReferencesFowler, H.W. (1965) A Dictionary of Modern English Useage, 2 nd ed, London: OxfordUniversity Press.Kahn, J.E. (ed) (1985) The Right Word at the Right Time, London: The Reader’s DigestAssociation.Murray-Smith, S. (1990) Right Words, Ringwood: Penguin.McLeod, C. and K. Lockwood (eds) (2009) Style: the essential guide for journalists andprofessional writers, 4 th ed, Melbourne: News Custom Publishing.Partridge, E. (1973) Usage and Abusage, rev. ed. Harmondsworth: Penguin.Truss, L (2003) Eats, Shoots and Leaves: the zero tolerance approach to punctuation, London:Profile Books.Watson, D (2003) Death Sentence: the decay of public language, Sydney: Random House.Watson, D (2004) Don Watson’s dictionary of weasel words: contemporary clichés, cant andmanagement jargon, Sydney: Knopf.UQ SJC STYLEBOOK 2012 – PAGE 90
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