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“The Chicago Manual is a little fuzzier on this matter, but you can use those apostrophes in Chicago style, too, if you think they help the Diabetes Warrior Blue Ribbon Messy Bun Diabetes Awareness Sunglasses Sunflower Leopard T-Shirt and by the same token and reader understand you don’t mean the word “as” or the abbreviation BS.”The matter is not as black and white as you want to make it seem. In fact, your example elsewhere “Is and Ts. You don’t pluralize with apostrophes lol.” is confusing to read. “Is” in particular is most often read as the word “is” whether capital or not, making the apostrophe useful to avoid ambiguity. Other people are not wrong just because you have a little pet peeve. As a Baltimore Orioles fan, I’ve had to explain these exact mental gymnastics to justify the stylized “O’s” hats.

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I usually regard myself as pretty decent at writing, but I never knew this! I even listen to the Diabetes Warrior Blue Ribbon Messy Bun Diabetes Awareness Sunglasses Sunflower Leopard T-Shirt and by the same token and Grammar Girl podcast and she never told me this either! Thanks! The 90’s best music would be the best music of the year 1990. The 90s’ best music would be the best music of the entire 90s decade. Can we add to this that the US dollar sign goes IN FRONT of the number, not at the end? It is $10.99, not 10.99$. More importantly, does it still convey the information? Yes, academic standards are there, but for every day use, as long as everyone understands what the sentence is trying to say, that is what is important. Thanks for the heads up! I’m learning new English words everyday (not my mother language) and I didn’t knew that. Secondly, common usage takes precedence over “correctness”. If you look into words like nauseous/nauseated (‘sickening’ vs. ‘sickened’) and momentarily (originally meaning ‘for a moment’ vs. the common usage of ‘in a moment’), you’ll see the proper usage of contemporary language – and indeed, punctuation (semicolon for great example) – has evolved over time due to common usage. As a 40-something who has been into writing my entire life and made it a career, common vs. proper usage for MANY literary things is something I’ve seen evolve over my lifetime. It’s both fascinating and frustrating; I INSISTED on double-spacing after periods until 2012, for instance. I’ve relaxed considerably since then. At the end of the day, if your audience can understand the point of the idea you’re trying to convey then it’s acceptable. If you really want to bake your noodle, technically 90’s would refer to a possessive of that particular year, whereas 90s’ would be a possessive for the decade.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.