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Figure 6-2. Copy Editing Symbols

Figure 6-1.—Copy-edited story—Continued. Make corrections above or within the lines where mistakes  occur. Place the necessary copy-editing symbols  at their correct points of insertion. Write legibly.Your longhand corrections  will not do any good if they cannot be understood. Use scissors and either paste or a stapler to move a  paragraph  from  one  position  to  another  in  a story. 6-4 If you want to add a new paragraph to the story, do not write it out in longhand in the margin or on the back of the original story. Type it out, then insert it where it belongs, using scissors and paste or transparent tape. After you copy edit a story, you should have a finished product. Any obvious mistakes that slip by will be attributed to the copy editor, not the writer.

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