Quotation marks vs punctuation?
342555
British punctuation has always been like that.  When did Americans start putting punctuation inside quotations when the punctuation doesn't belong to the quotation?  That's always seemed weird to me!
487953
It depends on which style reference you follow. Some (like AP style), do not underline, italicize, or put quotations marks around magazine titles. There is no single standard or right way to do it. Personally, I don't think any special treatment is necessary, but if this is for a school paper, I'd check with the instructor.
899313
Punctuation?\n\n"As I was rounding the bend," Peter explained, "I failed to see the sign."
243014
Not a good idea.  You should analyze the content of the quotation, and then pull together your paragraph and transition smoothly to the next one.  Even if it's the last paragraph of the paper, it tends to be a lot stronger to end your paper with your words and ideas- not someone else's.
309575
You should indent quotes more than 40 words into an indented block at .5".  If your quote is more than one paragraph, indent the first line of each paragraph by an additional .5"
995223
I know what you're saying!  Abreviations are fine like lol.  But when people don't put punctuations in between their sentences, that "really grinds my gears!" ~Peter Griffin
505625
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=quotation+marks&btnG=Search
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After you learn how to punctuate sentences.
583131
Those letters refer to HTML characters.  If the browser you are using doesn't accept the particular character reference being used, it might substitute question marks or maybe some letters in place of the character. Examples:\n  \nlsquo = left single quotation mark\nrsquo = right single quotation mark\nldquo = left double quotation mark\nrdquo = right double quotation mark
984227
Example: According to Tom Smith who said, "It is a great thing when children cry, 'I want my mommy!'"\n\nSingle quotation marks around the internal quotation. Double about the outer. You may have three together at the end as shown above. \n\nHope that helps.
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™\n\nLook under "Entities for punctuation characters" on the linked site. Can't just put the entity here because it keeps turning it into the actual symbol. =)\n\nThis is the correct (X)HTML way to do this. Some people will probably say to do alt-0153 but that probably won't do the trick.
885981
I HATE it when they omit the comma.  It makes me confused.  I start to wonder if the last two items are more closely related than the other items.  But every time I try to argue about this to somebody, they tell me to stop being so stuck up about grammar when my own isn't so good.  So I just keep quiet and ignore it.
491717
One set of quotation marks would suffice. You just have to state your source as well as where the author quoted from.
1030711
Square brackets [like this] are used in quotes to insert words which the person quoted didn't actually say, but that are important to the sense of the quote.\n\nFor example, if you were interviewing some one about President Bush but just wanted to quote a part where the person said 'he...' you could swap the 'he' for [President Bush] to make the meaning clear; "[President Bush] announced that..."\n\nIn your example, Sandra O'Connor probably said 'they're going to be slow in coming' and although the interviewer knew what she was talking about as it was the subject of the question etc, this has to be made clear for the reading public, hence adding '[cameras are]'.  \n\nIt is important when using square brackets that you stick very faithfully to the meaning of the quotation.\n\nPlease note that brackets in quotations are NOT used for stress - stress is implied by the use of italics or, in some cases, capital letters.\n\nHope that helps
768970
Punctuation is not a pre-writing technique.  That can be refined during editing or your second draft.\n\nIt looks like the final think you listed was cut off  "ve.." so I can't comment on that one.\n\nHope that helps.  Good luck!
830037
I use them all the time!!!\n\nWhen I'm on Google and decide something I'm searching for would be better put into quotation marks, home gets me to the front of the sentence, end gets me to the end.  So much faster than using a mouse.\n\nPup and Pdown I use when I don't feel like reaching for my mouse.  I know, how lazy.  But I already have my hands on the keyboard, so I'll pdown to look at a website without having to scroll or hold down anything on the mouse or even spin a wheel.\n\nInsert is nice when working in MSWord.\n\nDelete is really the only thing I don't use... just when I need to shut something down that isn't working.
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This is a problem with how your keyboard is set up - you will need to check Control Panel/Regional Settings.\n\nOn a UK keyboard, the quotes is above the 2 key, but on a US keyboard the @ is above the 2.