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##Title—DejaVu Serif bold 24pt centered
##Subtitle—DejaVu Serif bold 18pt centered
##Caption—DejaVu Serif Italic 11pt centered
##Quotation—DejaVu Serif book 11pt justified, indent 0.2" on both sides, open quotation marks hung (0.08"), spacing 0.06" above and below.
##Table Contents—DejaVu Sans Serif Condensed 10pt12pt (or smaller if needed to fit), bold header
##Heading 1—DejaVu Serif bold 12pt, spacing 0.18" above
##Heading 2—DejaVu Serif bold 15pt, spacing 0.15" above
#Style Rules:
##Dates are given as "18 August 1958" in text, "18 Aug. 1958" in Bibliographies and Genealogies.
##Approximate dates are given with "c." in front of the date, as "c.1958".
##Abbreviations for states and Canadian provinces will be the two-letter Postal Service abbreviations, except when a state or province is mentioned without a city or county, in which case it is spelled in full.
##Ranges of numbers are shown with an "–" (n-dash) between the extremes, without spaces. Both numbers are to be given in full (as "211–214"), except for dates which may use only two digits in the second half if the same century (as 1958–82).
##Wikipedia citations may list only the primary website data in the sources if the full name of the page is given in the text.
##URLs are given in body text condensed, between <angle brackets>. No color change or underline.
##Underlined words are generally to be converted to italics.