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            "text": "It’s represents a contraction for it is or it has:\nIt’s been a Kentucky State tradition since 1886.\nIts is the possessive form of the neuter pronoun:\nThe band played its biggest hit at the end of the concert."
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            "text": "On first reference, refer to a person by his or her full name. On subsequent references, use only the last name.\nFirst reference: Dr. Wendy Dixie\nSubsequent references: Dixie"
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