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References are to paragraph numbers except where specified as table, See also authors' names; contributors; editors' names; titles and offices; But elsewhere in the Manual you use numerals: “the phrase freezing point denotes 32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 degrees Celsius” (CMOS 5.250, under “connote; Use numerals for other numbers, unless the number starts a sentence. • Series of numbers: All numbers must be numeral. For example, “the population grew from an. As I understand it, Chicago style is to elide the first two digits of the four-digit second number if they are the same as the first two in the first number of Use Numerals or Spell Out Numbers? According to CMS, you spell out numbers from zero to one hundred: zero, ten, twenty, thirty-five, one hundred. Then, starting9: Numbers · 9.2Chicago's general rule—zero through one hundred · 9.3An alternative rule—zero through nine · 9.4Hundreds, thousands, and hundred thousands · 9.5 Consistency: When small and large numbers occur together in a group, set them all in numerals for consistency. When listing sets of numbers, Chicago 8.8 advises

297, 625, 998, 982, 344.