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 * How to deal with national varieties of English (MOS:ENGVAR)
 * Language for section headings (MOS:HEAD)
 * How to format quotations (MOS:QUOTE)
 * The preferred usage of punctuation (MOS:PUNCT), the largest section specific to the main Manual of Style page
 * Miscellaneous grammatical issues including the writing of possessives, use of pronouns, the ampersand (MOS:&), collective plurals (MOS:PLURALS), and general guidelines for dealing with foreign words and languages.
 * Usage of images (MOS:IMAGES).
 * Manual of Style/Abbreviations (MOS:ABBR)
 * Use of periods, disambiguation, and which abbreviations need and need not be spelled out first.
 * Manual of Style/Accessibility (MOS:ACCESS)
 * Details recommended editing practices for best web accessibility of Wikipedia.
 * Manual of Style/Capital letters (MOS:CAPS)
 * When and when not to use capitals, including all-caps (MOS:ALLCAPS).
 * Manual of Style/Captions (WP:CAPTION)
 * Best practices for writing and formatting image captions.
 * Manual of Style/Dates and numbers (MOS:NUM)
 * Covers time and date formatting, including seasons (MOS:TIME), recommendations for numbers and their notation, which units to use and how to format and abbreviate them (MOS:UNITS), dealing with currencies (MOS:CURRENCY) and geographical coordinates (MOS:COORDS).
 * Manual of Style/Embedded lists (WP:EMBED)
 * When to and not to use a list instead of prose within an article.
 * Manual of Style/Icons (MOS:ICON)
 * On the use of small images within text.
 * Manual of Style/Layout (MOS:LAYOUT)
 * Ordering of content within articles, structures of standard appendices (MOS:APPENDIX).
 * Manual of Style/Lead section (MOS:LEAD)
 * Everything about the article opener, including the guidance on bolding the subject's name (MOS:BOLDTITLE)
 * Manual of Style/Linking (MOS:LINKS)
 * Everything about the best use of wikilinks.
 * Manual of Style/Lists (MOS:LISTS)
 * How and when to use lists on Wikipedia.
 * Manual of Style/Lists of works (MOS:WORKS)
 * Presenting a list of works by the article's subject.
 * Manual of Style/Pronunciation (MOS:PRON)
 * How to introduce pronunciation data in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
 * Manual of Style/Proper names (MOS:PN)
 * Details how Article titles applies within the text of articles.
 * Manual of Style/Self-references to avoid (MOS:SELF)
 * How to avoid mentioning Wikipedia itself, or the fact the article is a webpage.
 * Manual of Style/Spelling (MOS:SPELLING)
 * Not a guideline per se, but a handy guide to national varieties of English.
 * Manual of Style/Stand-alone lists (WP:STANDALONE)
 * Goes into greater details than MOS:LISTS.
 * Manual of Style/Tables (WP:TABLES)
 * The use and formatting of wikitables.
 * Manual of Style/Text formatting (MOS:TEXT)
 * The use of bold (MOS:BOLD), italics (MOS:ITALICS), and font size (MOS:FONTSIZE) are all discussed here.
 * Manual of Style/Trademarks (MOS:TM)
 * Dealing with the idiosyncratic formatting of many trademarks.
 * Manual of Style/Trivia sections (WP:TRIVIA)
 * How to avoid accumulation of poorly formatted miscellaneous information.
 * Manual of Style/Words to watch (MOS:WTW)
 * Techniques for recognizing and dealing with puffery (MOS:PUFF), charged words (MOS:LABEL and MOS:CLAIM), weasel and doubtful words (MOS:WEASEL and MOS:ALLEGED), editorializing (MOS:EDITORIAL), euphemisms (MOS:EUPHEMISM), clichés (MOS:CLICHE) and rapidly dated expressions (MOS:RELTIME) are all to be found here.
 * Manual of Style/Article message boxes (WP:AMBOX)
 * Legacy page describing the styling of these banner templates.
 * Manual of Style/Disambiguation pages (MOS:DAB)
 * What to include, how to format it and in which order.
 * Manual of Style/Infoboxes (WP:IBX)
 * Design of infobox templates.
 * Manual of Style/Wikipedia books (WP:MOSBOOKS)
 * The styling of books.
 * Manual of Style/Anime- and manga-related articles (MOS:ANIME)
 * Manual of Style/Biographies (MOS:BIO)
 * How to deal with all the parts of the name, including post-nominal letters (MOS:INITIALS) and honorifics (MOS:HONORIFIC).
 * Manual of Style/Chemistry (MOS:CHEM)
 * Manual of Style/Comics (WP:CMOS)
 * Manual of Style/Cue sports (MOS:CUE)
 * For all billiards/pool games, but see also MOS:SNOOKER for snooker-specific additions.
 * Manual of Style/Film (MOS:FILM)
 * Manual of Style/Islam-related articles (MOS:ISLAM)
 * Transliteration and terminology, religious text references
 * Manual of Style/Latter Day Saints (MOS:LDS)
 * Manual of Style/Legal (MOS:LEGAL)
 * Manual of Style/Mathematics (MOS:MATHS)
 * Manual of Style/Medicine-related articles (MOS:MED)
 * Manual of Style/Military history (MOS:MILHIST)
 * Manual of Style/Music (MOS:MUSIC)
 * Also covers musical notation (in text and images), and use of italics for classical music works
 * Manual of Style/Music samples (WP:SAMPLE)
 * Fair-use policy on this issue, and how to present them in articles.
 * Manual of Style/Novels (WP:NOVELS)
 * Manual of Style/Philosophy (MOS:PHILO)
 * Manual of Style/Record charts (WP:CHARTS)
 * The ordering, presentation and sourcing of chart information
 * Manual of Style/Road junction lists (MOS:RJL)
 * Manual of Style/Snooker (MOS:SNOOKER)
 * Much of MOS:CUE also applies.
 * Manual of Style/Stringed instrument tunings (MOS:TUNINGS)
 * Spun out from MOS:MUSIC
 * Manual of Style/Television (MOS:TV)
 * Covers television series, seasons and episodes.
 * Manual of Style/Titles (MOS:TITLE)
 * About the use of italics or quotation marks for titles of works.
 * Manual of Style/Video games (MOS:VG)
 * Manual of Style/Visual arts (MOS:VA)
 * Manual of Style/Writing about fiction (MOS:FICTION)
 * How to keep the right perspective, source and present in-universe information and similar aspects of writing about fiction.
 * Manual of Style/Canada-related articles (MOS:CA)
 * Covers mostly disambiguation, French names and sourcing population data.
 * Manual of Style/France and French-related (MOS:FR)
 * Accents and their effects on sorting, capitalization of works, noble titles.
 * Manual of Style/Hawaii-related articles (MOS:HAWAII)
 * Capitalization and use of Hawaiian diacritics.
 * Manual of Style/Indonesia-related articles (WP:ID-NAME)
 * Naming and spelling conventions.
 * Manual of Style/Ireland-related articles (MOS:IE)
 * Historical issues, Irish vs. English, reference to counties
 * Manual of Style/Japan-related articles (MOS:JP)
 * Mostly issues of romanization and plural, but also terminology, addresses and related matters
 * Manual of Style/Philippine-related articles (MOS:PHIL)
 * Choice of ethnonym, use of diacritics, disambiguation, name of subdivisions
 * Manual of Style/Poland-related articles (MOS:PL)
 * Terminology, pronunciation, and spelling
 * Manual of Style/Singapore-related articles (MOS:SG)
 * Mostly covers names of people
 * Article titles (WP:AT)
 * Principles for choosing the titles of articles. Contains links to many topic-related naming convention pages.
 * Citing sources (WP:CITE)
 * Guidance on organizing and formatting references.
 * Summary style (WP:SUMMARY)
 * Method used when a section becomes its own article.

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