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i.e. — means that is. It is always followed by a comma.

inquire, inquiry â€” Not enquire, enquiry.

in-state, out-of-state — When appropriate, use Texas resident and nonresident to be more precise.

Incorporated — Abbreviate and capitalize as Inc., when used as part of a corporate name; do not set it off with commas unless the company does so. Drop Inc. on second reference, even if it is part of the formal name.

international students — Use this term rather than foreign students.

initials — Use periods and no space when an individual uses initials instead of a first name.

H.P. Monklin, J.A. Johnson

internet — lowercase

irregardless — The correct word is regardless.

italics — The Associated Press Stylebook does not italicize words in news stories.