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| A. In our featured physician interview John Smith, MD, discusses existential psychotherapy and other matters. B. In our featured physician interview John Smith, MD discusses existential psychotherapy and other matters. Note version A has a comma after MD and version B does not. Or would you even put a comma after interview? Be interested to know what teachers and other think about this? Last edited by Acquista; 06-Jan-2007 at 21:31. Reason: add a question mark |
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| Many styles recomend the comma around 'MD': LEO Comma Rules However, it is something that many ignore. I hink that having the three commas in the sentence mught be overkill, so I might be tempted to put the first two in and leave the third, though other may feel differently. |
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