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• Pluralisation is effected by means of various grammatical and lexical tools.
• Occasionally the pluralisation " stylii " is seen.
• Or pluralisation, if you'd rather.
• Minority-language media receive subsidies through the Fund for Media Pluralisation ( 3 % of HRT subscription fee ).
• I just need a tidier naming scheme with the same pluralisation . talk ) 11 : 17, 1 February 2010 ( UTC)
• Subsidies to the local broadcast media come from the Fund for Electronic Media Pluralisation, funded by the 3 & of HRT subscription fees.
• Quick question surrounding the pluralisation of the word : should " Around 90 % of the Ch'onma-ho is indigenously produced " be " are "?
• Pluralisation, as in Irish Gaelic and Manx, can vary according to noun class, however on the whole depends on the final sound of the singular form.
• The words, which are the choirs without a Hebrew-derived name, translated into said language in such a way that the-im pluralisation will work.
• I was sure I wasn't dreaming about this pluralisation of words like " million " .-- talk ) 07 : 54, 30 November 2009 ( UTC)
• Her grounds for doing this were : " ( persosns is an icorrect grammar pluralisation it is people or a person or a person's rights and carried out a clean up ) ".
• If this is indicated instead by directional verbs, determiners can always be omitted, provided they are not required for other reasons ( such as showing possession, pluralisation, etc . ) There is no distinction between definite and indefinite articles.
• While it is in the lede and is no doubt technically correct does it help or hinder ? ( There are several others with other pluralisation and so on but no point listing those until we decide this one ) talk ) 23 : 14, 20 May 2016 ( UTC)
• Pluralisation rules in English can be quite complex-just ponder the difference between maple leaves and Maple Leafs . : ) Anyway, I suggest bringing this up at WP : BOTR and seeing what people say .  " "'j & talk j & 05 : 43, 22 January 2014 ( UTC)
• A "'codex "'( often pluralised as "'codexes "'by Games Workshop, though the grammatically correct pluralisation is " codices " ), in the " Warhammer 40, 000 " tabletop wargame, is a rules supplement containing information concerning a particular army, environment, or worldwide campaign.
• Not sure whether my view accords with other sticks-in-the-mud's opinions . ( I'm not entirely sure about the hyphenation of either " right of way " or " stick in the mud ", but I doubt that would affect the pluralisation . )-- talk ) 06 : 45, 21 February 2008 ( UTC)
• The pluralisation in the title is intended to imply that children's lives will be markedly different in differing times and places and in differing circumstances such as gender, family, and class . The current developments in children's geographies are attempting to link the frame of analysing children's geographies to one that requires multiple perspectives and the willingness to acknowledge the'multiplicity'of their geographies.
• The 3rd ed . was 1944, reprinted with corrections up to my edition, 1972, so they could have added in Elizabeth II for the entry on Elizabethan if they'd wanted to, and referred to the " Queens Elizabeth ", but they only mention EI . I'd say the acceptability of the form, " Kings Edward ", must have increased as standards relaxed, but my Concise OED is quite picky, and strikes me as still authoritative, so the pluralisation as given by the OP is presumably OK . Nice question . 203.221.127.6 21 : 01, 17 July 2007 ( UTC)