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'''Article''', as a noun, is a written composition on a specific topic, usually in [[prose]]; generally it is forming an independent part of a [[book]] or other publication, as a magazine or [[newspaper]].
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<small>''If you were looking for Grammatical Term Article go to [[Article (grammar)|Article]]''</small>
  
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As a verb: ''to set forth in articles, or to bind by articles of covenant or stipulation.'' [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Article]
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'''Article''', as a [[noun]], is a written composition on a specific topic, usually in [[prose]]; generally it is forming an independent part of a [[book]] or other publication, as a magazine or [[newspaper]].
  
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In [[law]], an article is a subdivision of a [[constitution]] or [[code (law)|code]].
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As a [[verb]]: ''to set forth in articles, or to bind by articles of covenant or stipulation.''
 
== See also ==
 
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*[[How to write a Conservapedia article]]
 
*[[How to write a Conservapedia article]]
 
*[[Getting Web Traffic to Conservapedia - Article Creation/Improvement Drive]]
 
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Latest revision as of 16:57, June 14, 2011

If you were looking for Grammatical Term Article go to Article

Article, as a noun, is a written composition on a specific topic, usually in prose; generally it is forming an independent part of a book or other publication, as a magazine or newspaper.

In law, an article is a subdivision of a constitution or code.

As a verb: to set forth in articles, or to bind by articles of covenant or stipulation.

See also

References

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