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Tag: The Associated Press

GJR book review: Language evolution slays once-sacred cows in AP Stylebook

Media
May 22, 2015November 8, 2016
by John Jarvis

BY JOHN JARVIS / It should be noted that over one journalist has uttered this line about the new 2014 stylebook rules: “More than my dead body!” As the transition to all these new rules gets underway, GJR subscribers can hopefully remember that these are not illegal changes. In fact, according to the AP editors, these sentences are (almost) entirely correct.

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