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1. An example, is forgetting about Mother's Day, and immediately writing the date on the calendar for the following year, as to definitely avoid the problem.
2. I have a personal one every Monday when I face the blank screen on the computer, write the date, space down one line _ and stare blankly at it.
3. Currently the default setting is the American way of writing the date ( month / day / year ) but as I don't use this format it confuses things.
4. The one I wonder about is wether it is a coincidence that in the US style of writing the date of the WTC / Pentagon attack it is equal to the US alarm number.
5. In the future, all absentee overseas ballots must also include a warning to voters that they must write the date they filled out the ballot and that it must include a witness's signature.
6. It's difficult to find writing the date in a sentence. 用writing the date造句挺難的
7. The dinosaurs were, in fact, wiped out by your pants . " When attempting to reset the dials to return to the present, Baldrick reveals that this is impossible, as he never got round to writing the dates on them.
8. Not sure if Wikipedia has a page on this, what is generally the more accepted format in formal writing when writing the date-mm / dd / yy or dd / mm / yy ? talk ) 22 : 07, 19 March 2008 ( UTC)
9. I've noticed that some non-Americans ( even British people ) will, when saying or writing the date ( spelling out the month ), use the month / day / year format then when using numbers only write it day / month / year.
10. Days, months and years should not be linked in school articles unless the inclusion of such a link is of specific relevance to the article, and if a complete date is required, write the date in full, e . g . : "'5 November 1985 " '.
11. Do scavenger hunts in each backyard; play a few hands of a board game at each house, with the winner taking home a prize; buy Christmas tree ornaments or other favors for the guests and write the date of your dinner on them in gold ink; incorporate a trolley or boat ride.
12. It formats dates for people who have expressed a preference ( some tiny percentage of readers ), but doesn't take account of anyone's IP . The only way to ensure consistent dates within articles is to write them consistent-the best way IMO to help editors keep dates consistently formatted is to have them written in the most intuitive way, i . e . simply to write the date without any special formatting or magic words-that way " anyone " ( not only those versed in the technical tools ) can correct mistakes and inconsistencies as they find them.
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