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Why do I have to deal with sentences like this at work?
Data from the National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES), which found that Latinos enroll in Pre-K at Rates consistantly lower than White and Black Children.
There are no typos in that sentence. Yes, the word "rates" is capitalized. No, I do not know why. It just IS. Never mind the use of "which" or the misspelling of "consistently", this whole report is filled with seemingly random capitalization.
WHY?????
Data from the National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES), which found that Latinos enroll in Pre-K at Rates consistantly lower than White and Black Children.
There are no typos in that sentence. Yes, the word "rates" is capitalized. No, I do not know why. It just IS. Never mind the use of "which" or the misspelling of "consistently", this whole report is filled with seemingly random capitalization.
WHY?????