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Change the section headings to fit the new article (that generally means removing one equal sign from each side of every heading). Add one or more categories to the article (you'll want to use most, if not all of the categories on the parent article; you'll see the wikitext when you edit the final section of the parent article).
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In headings, capitalize the first letter of the first word and any proper nouns or other words for which there is specific reason to capitalize, but leave the rest lower case. The style manuals say "only" too often. Michael Hardy 19:57, 14 September 2006 (UTC) Can you give some examples for other reasons? Abbreviations come to mind. Anything else?