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Latest post Mon, Oct 12 2009 1:15 PM by Anonymous. 2 replies.
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Anonymous  +  938590 Mon, 12 Oct 09 02:56 AM
Would I type...

The "Black Death," a deadly disease...

                        or

The "Black Death", a deadly disease...?

I don't know if the comma should be inside the quotation or outside. Please help, thanks.
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Clive  +  938662 Mon, 12 Oct 09 04:08 AM
Hi,

 

I'd put it outside.

 

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Anonymous, 44 days ago
In the United States, most people would probably put the comma inside.
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