Particularly important when you're on crappy unsecured hotel WiFi and we're...italicizing.
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From there, you get further text formatting options, like bolding, italicizing, underlining, aligning, bullet points and color.
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There are some small differences when italicizing words in the various apps, but it's easier than you may think.
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You're very stylish," practically italicizing the last word, before adding this closer: "I bet you've never had a fashion faux pas.
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As the cop, Mr. Benson does a combination of throwing lines away and italicizing them, making power and privilege something to play with.
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"It's an election year, and candidates can't stop speaking about our country's problems (which, of course, only they can solve)," Buffett wrote, italicizing "they" for emphasis.
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Janet Malcolm, writing in The New Yorker in 1986, described her as dressing in "vivid, interesting clothes that have a sense of quotation marks around them" and italicizing her remarks with a chopping motion of the right hand.
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Without ever italicizing the metaphor, Mr. Ryan suggests that this is what has become of the American dream for many people who live in the shadow of Cape Canaveral, once the symbol of the country's loftiest dreams and ambitions.
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"Frankly, I had no idea that shareholders would demand explanations of why and how I might want to use my cash derived from my labor and my property to pursue my ends in life," Byrne wrote, italicizing the word "my" each time.
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Meanwhile, the advertising department was busy from nine to five six days of the week, italicizing, underlining, capitalizing, double-capitalizing; preparing slogans, headlines, personal articles, and interviews; selecting photographs showing Dr. Harden thinking, musing, and contemplating; choosing snapshots of him with a tennis racquet, with a golf stick, with a sister-in-law, with an ocean.
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In plain-text applications, including plain-text e-mails, where emphasis markup is not possible, the desired emphasis is often indicated by surrounding words with underscore characters. For example, "You must use an _emulsion_ paint on the ceiling". Some applications will automatically add emphasis to text manually bracketed by underscores, either by underlining or by italicizing it (e.g. may render _string_ or string).
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Central vowels were indicated with a (non-italic) h rather than a diaeresis, with regular for later irregular . The unrounded back vowels were irregular in their composition, in that laxness was not indicated by italicizing, which was used instead for the low vowels. They were (tense) high , mid (English but), low and (lax) high , mid (English father) and low (Scots father). was used for the unstressed English schwa.
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Capital letters should not be used to accentuate words on a form or document; it is too distracting and disrupts the look of the form or document."Erik Spiekermann’s Typo Tips", 1. When capital letters are absolutely necessary, say in the case of an acronym or abbreviation, small caps should be used, with or without initial caps. When capital letters are not absolutely necessary, the technical communicator should evaluate the effectiveness of italicizing the word or phrase for emphasis.
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In the title of, and throughout the manga, Maekawa chose to spell the Japanese word for poverty, binbō, using katakana instead of the usual kanji for two reasons. First, using katakana instead of a more traditional spelling gives a word a stronger emphasis (similar to italicizing or bolding a word in English). Second, using katakana can indicate that a word's usage does not fall into the traditional meaning or sense of the word. The katakana lends emphasis since the manga revolves around Kōsuke's 'poor lifestyle', and it differentiates his lifestyle (which he explicitly chose for himself) from the usual definition of poverty.
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