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Although confusion is not at great risk in phrases like “sharp-dressed man” (though the omission of the hyphen suggests that the passage literally refers to a dressed man who is sharp) others, such as “small-business owner,” can at the very least conjure distracting imagery if they omit the hyphen. Here are examples of superfluous usage: 1. MORE >>

Here are five examples of proper nouns that illustrate the importance of verifying precise nomenclature and considering the context in which it is used. However, popularly, the phrase generally refers to the clock in the tower or the tower itself. Original Post: 5 Examples of Proper Style for Proper Nouns. Big Ben. New York. MORE >>

The formal style for Cabinet-level departments is “the Department of State,” for example, though journalistic style often up-ends this form as, for instance, “the State Department.” Original Post: How to Refer to Governmental Administrative Bodies. Nomenclature for US government entities can be complicated. Name Changes. Vocabulary MORE >>

In this article I will share with you a simple 7-step plan based on a fully worked example of Customer Data Analysis using Excel. The example I will use is a retail banking customer dataset however the same principles and techniques apply equally well to any live customer dataset for any business sector. Balance. Region. Interest Rate. MORE >>