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[Cindi Laurent]

1.  I would say that the printing history is the top line…and only include that in my transcription.
2. There is no rule that addresses this.  At our agency, we add a period after the numbers and put a TN on the TN page that says something like: “In print, numbers identifying exercise questions are enclosed in circles. In braille, the circles are omitted and the numbers are followed by a period.”
3. In order for a linked expression to need special margins, it must be displayed.  By doing these as 7-5 captions (which I agree with, by the way) you don’t need the special margins. Just transcribe them as if the expression is on one line in print.

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