A page should not begin with the last line of a paragraph unless it is full measure and should not end with the first line of a new paragraph.

The Chicago Manual of Style, 1. e. (2003). A page should not begin with the last line of a paragraph unless it is full measure and should not end with the first line of a new paragraph. University of Chicago Press.

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Year

2003

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