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Peabody took Sherman home to the orphanage he lived in, but after seeing how cruel the owner was, he made up his mind to adopt Sherman himself. I've got both American and British Harry Potter books, and the British ones leave out those periods. Grunion as well, Pornohirch latter swearing revenge on Peabody. In British English, these abbreviations Pornohirch been in use so very long that for the most part, they are considered first-class words in their own right and thus no longer retain the full stop at all times. They Perfdct Girls in endorsing the use of a period after Mr or Mrs. Mr. Period is a fanon OC, he is a master at video games. Eats pizza gets fat and lazy, All though he was born that fat. Born in a diferrent planet that was unknown, It was known as????????. It never was planned to go to, NASA never planned, Monkeys never planned, Nobody. Periods in Titles (For those following US conventions) If you have a contraction that is a compressed version of a word (i.e., not the kind with an apostrophe like "can't," "isn't"), then put a period after it. MR_PERIOD_DETERMINE is a standard SAP function module available within R/3 SAP systems depending on your version and release level. Below is the pattern details for this FM showing its interface including any import and export parameters, exceptions etc as well as any documentation contributions specific to the object. My period was due October I still don't have my period. I've been wearing liners for like a week now, just to be cautious. It feels like I'm about to start, you know the feeling when blood comes out? Well, I feel that but then I look in my underwear and there is just alot of discharge. I've only had 3 periods in the past, I started this August. If I would start it would be my 4th. And I. By Maeve Maddox A recent DWT post about hyphen use (Chocolate covered or Chocolate-covered) prompted a discussion about the use of a period with the titles Mr. and Mrs. Here are some of the comments: i was taught not to type a full stop after Mr and Mrs, but a few decades earlier that would have been incorrect.

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Veilige Laserscanner PSENscan Nu ook verticaal te gebruiken. I thought Americans and Brits were cousins? I agree with Lamanai, that a period in Chanell Heart Porn middle of a sentence ie after an abbreviation almost makes you think you have to stop there. For example:. Although the title like Mrs. Wouldn't Col. Subscribe to Daily Writing Tips today! Kincheloe the Pornohirch radio operator and fluent German speakerand Cpl. I was probably taught Mr. But Mr, Dr, and the anomalous Mrs are contractions. Want to improve your English in five minutes a day? If Pornohirch abbreviation ends with a letter other than the one that ends the whole word, a period is called for:. I guess I would consider it fair if the Mr got the period. Interesting post!

The British and related speakers often don't. I think it depends on the style guide. American Medical Association style is to omit periods in all abbreviations except middle initials, so: eg, ie, vs, Dr, Mr, etc.

This is probably just the magazine's house style. I take his advice on style above anybody in Chicago. I am indifferent about the American way of doing things otherwise.

I should like to actually use the period after Miss, for indicating the presence of more letters, as described by Fowler, but it seems unpatriotic.

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Is it proper to omit periods after honorifics Mr, Mrs, Dr? Ask Question. Asked 9 years, 11 months ago.

Active 1 year, 9 months ago. Viewed 48k times. I believe it's a British magazine, but is such a use proper or common in American English?

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It's the Economicalist. They're saving ink. Which is surprising, considering they're a periodical. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. John Y John Y 5, 1 1 gold badge 23 23 silver badges 45 45 bronze badges.

I have read John Grisham novels, published in the U. John Y: How does one define strictly proper in this instance? As dictated by a strict teacher a few years ago, or by Ms Rowling's American publisher's style-guide-of-the-moment?

And exactly where across the Atlantic assuming crossings re-start does one have to use the correction fluid? Orbling Orbling 4, 2 2 gold badges 22 22 silver badges 29 29 bronze badges.

Do you have a reference for the claim that it's about age? Peter Taylor: No reference, just experience. The general usage tends to trickle in slowly, regardless of the initial source of change.

Good reference though. Orbling: Perhaps, in the UK, e. EdwinAshworth: Whilst still formally included, the middle fullstop in e. Indeed, I am quite sure I see it absent more than present.

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I say keep the periods in Mrs. Or, in the least, to economize, spell one with the period and one without. I guess I would consider it fair if the Mr got the period.

I, for one, think that women have had enough of them. Seriously though, this has nothing to do with dumbing down. This is a matter of keeping things clean, uncluttered and efficient, without sacrificing readability or the ability to comprehend the material without double-takes.

I would go for stockpiling small dots to the ceiling in favor of wasting reams of paper because they take up the space there as mand pointed out.

Eliminate periods, save trees! To me, point is for maths. You can tell that, by my use of i for I. Thanks once again…. Thanks for explaining so clearly.

English is my second language and I like to stick to one form [British vs US]. I choose British for the reason of quotation.

To always place the punctuation within a quotation looks strange to me. Dutch in this respect is similar to British. Now I am researching all the other differences so I can be consequent in my writing.

Thanks for this info. Example 9. Anybody know the reasoning for that? Interesting post! Amy P. Seriously, though, i have no idea why the difference.

The colon is as common as the stop now anyway if not more cos everything online and in the media is American… Well, not everything but it seems it sometimes.

The ommission of full-stops in the U. Think of it as an unusual speaking accent, not speaking but typing.

I am pleased to no end with this article. Typing a period after Mr is a pain, especially when writing a script.

Now I am exonerated. Now Mr Smith can go to Washington and Mr T can pity some fool. However, this is a double-edged sword, as there are times when you will NOT want the next word to start with a capital letter.

I notice you put a period after Capt. I believe this would only be true for civilians in the US. In the US military where I served as a Capt in the US Air Force, there are no periods after any rank designation.

The one thing I learned in the military and took to heart was to not use periods after most of the words we were mandated in school to do so.

Additionally, hyphens were used rarely. The instructors pointed out that English is Teutonic and not Latin.

Period, The end. In SAE, it is never called a stop or a full stop or a semidemi-colon. There is no need for further confusion.

Likewise, in SAE a period is required after most abbreviations of title so Mr. There is none after Miss because that is not an abbreviation.

It is simply a word. In this case, I would say I prefer the UK standard in which there is no period placed after Mr, Mrs or Dr.

It is simpler and the period seems entirely unnecessary. No one thinks mr is a word all by itself, or that D-R is how you spell the word doctor. BUT, since I write in SAE, I stuck with the period.

Oh well, not giving up on this just yet and as I administer the network, all user accounts will remain with the full stops :-p.

RichCowell: By US rules you are correct. Miss is a word, so does not.