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More people write for the Associated Press then any other single newspaper in the world. The AP stylebook is the "journalist's bible". This is one of the most esential books for writers, editors and students. More then 5,000 entries present the AP's rules on grammar,spelling, punctuation and usage, along with information about reporting and business and sports.
Learn about all the things you've been saying wrong. For instance, it's in style these days to say "Joe graduated high school", look up graduate in here, and you'll learn the correct way to say it!
