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Line 1: {{otheruses4\|the American English style guide\|\|Chicago (disambiguation)}} [[Image:ChicagoManual15thEd.png\|right]]'''''The Chicago Manual of Style''''' ('''CMS''') is a [[style guide]] for [[American English]] published by the [[University of Chicago]] (from which it receives its name). It prescribes a writing style that is widely used in the publishing industry. The CMS deals with all aspects concerning the editorial practice, from [[American English]] grammar and usage to document preparation. (Note that, in the field of publishing, ''style'' means [[punctuation]], italicizing, bolding, capitalization, tables, and so forth; not ''[[prose]] style''.)

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