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"Serial comma" refers to the final comma
that should appear in a series of items.
For example, "apples, oranges, and
tomatoes ." The "AP" (Associated Press)
style is, "apples, oranges and
tomatoes".
Ram Woolyback wrote:
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> Hi:
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> I'm asking this question with a RED FACE, but, what are "serial commas?"
>
> I know, dumb question, but perhaps I've heard it referred to as something else, and I would have asked my coworker, but...
>
Bonnie Granat http://home.att.net/~bgranat
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