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Apostrophe Usage
Is this "Ozymandias'" correct or is "Ozymandias's" Correct?
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Both "Ozymandias'" and "Ozymandias's" are considered correct forms for showing possession. The choice between them usually comes down to personal preference or style guide rules.
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