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(contracted; show full) an interesting relationship can be discerned between the article's subject, the typographical style, and even the word count per page. Articles on morality, religion, and religious thought, contain an increased number of typographical embellishments to emphasize their absolute, exhorting, admonishing and cautionary messages. This is indicated by an increased number of em—dashes, double quotes, single quotes, italics, and capitalized text. There is a lot of rolling of the holy.

== Reference ==

=== P
roject specific templates ===

* Attempt was made to use [[:Category:Formatting templates|Templates]] almost exclusively. HTML tags are limited to the minimum where a template wasn't available or possible.SM article title templates ===

* [[:Category:The Popular Science Monthly Project templates|Project templates category page]]

* This is the list of title templates designed specifically for the project. All template names begin with the letter "P". The multiple templates of similar names reflect changes in the original style. Many changes are minor, but separate templates also allow the use of different font styles and sizes when a greater range of web fonts is available, to match the original as closely as possible. 

(contracted; show full)|Volume title page 1||{{ts|ac}}|No||From Volume 1 to Volume 47||[[:Template:TPSM|TPSM]]||||Page
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|Volume title page 2||{{ts|ac}}|No||From Volume 48 to Volume 56||[[:Template:TPSM2|TPSM2]]||||Page
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|Volume title page 3||{{ts|ac}}|No||From Volume 57 to Volume 87||[[:Template:TPSM3|TPSM3]]||||Page
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=== General templates ===

* Attempt was made to use [[:Category:Formatting templates|Templates]] almost exclusively. HTML tags are limited to the minimum where a template wasn't available or possible.