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Decide on \defn{thing}{s} vs \defnx{things}{thing} #1295
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Yeah, I think italicizing the "s" in the definition is a good idea. |
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There are currently two styles in use for definitions that occur in plural form in the text but have a singular index entry:
The difference is that the former does not italicize the 's'.
Occurrences of style A:
Occurrences of style B:
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