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It specifies that each example should be a natural-language noun phrase or form with clear restrictions, optionally enriched with square-bracket context. It also requires Harvard-style bibliographical references when facts are not common knowledge, guidance on avoiding fictitious examples, and quotation mark conventions aligned with FRBRoo. Style definitions for CRM Example, bullet items, and property labels standardize presentation.","Template for Examples in the Definition Documents of the CRMbase and the CRM extensions.\nGeneral\nExamples of a class or a property are produced as a list of bullet points.\nEach example should describe a particular instance of a class or property, such as “the Battle of Stalingrad (Hoyt, 1993)”. If a whole type or class is taken as example, it should be part of the scope note, such as “…such as the building of a settlement or a war…” in the scope note of E7, and not in the examples.\nEach example should read as a form of natural language with some restrictions as explained in the “Description” sections for Classes and Properties below.\nIn examples, more information and context about the described instance can be provided using a phrase in square brackets. This is often found at the end of the example unless a lengthy explanation is required in which case it can be provided before the example.\nThe example bullet point list can be interrupted when contextual information is required for a group of related examples by including more text in square brackets before the group of examples.\nEach example should include a bibliographical reference using the Harvard in-text citation guidelines (\u0013HYPERLINK \"https://www.citethisforme.com/harvard-referencing\" \\l \"harvard-in-text-citations\"\u0014https://www.citethisforme.com/harvard-referencing#harvard-in-text-citations\u0015), if it is not a commonly known fact. In particular, it should be not assumed that all cultures using the CRM have the same historical background knowledge. Fictitious examples are not preferred, but should be marked as such.\nThe use of quotation marks follows the convention described in FRBRoo (section 2.4 Presentation Conventions). Single quotation marks should be used for all instances of the class E41 Appellation and its subclasses\u0005 as well as the class E90 Symbolic Object. Double quotation marks are used for informal names or terms. Nested quotes should be avoided.\u0005\nStyles\nThis document includes the following styles which can be used to format examples in popular text editing software:\nCRM Example: paragraph style to apply to all example text. This is defined as 3.2cm left indent, left-aligned, single line spacing.\nCRM Example Bullet: list style to apply to bulleted example items. This is defined as small square bullet (OpenSymbol font: U+E579).\nCRM Example Property: character style to apply to property labels in property examples. 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