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A general guideline is to use quotation marks with short pieces of work such as articles, poems, and chapters. Use italics for titles of longer works, such as books, plays, and films.
Use Quotation Marks: Article titles from magazines, newspapers, journals Book Chapters Essays Poems Short Stories Songs Specific episodes of radio programs Specific episodes of TV shows Specific pages within a website Use Italics: Aircraft Album titles Books Dance Performances Films/movie titles Journals Long Musical Compositions Magazines Newspapers Online databases Operas Paintings Pamphlets Plays Radio programs/broadcasts Sculptures Ships Spacecraft Television shows Websites
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