The first comma is fine, beginning the separation of a verb and its object by a parenthetical phrase.
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The words " such as rings, chains, and watches " form a parenthetical phrase that does not affect the grammar of the rest of the sentence.
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In proper English usage, a parenthetical phrase within a sentence can be Atlanta is the capital of what ? " Georgia, " period, end of discussion.
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Now three months later, he comes back and undoes that edit, adding a parenthetical phrase into the article " ( in descending size order ) " to explain it.
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With belongs in the parenthetical phrase with disagreeing; as it now reads, removing that phrase would leave " I was reading with a New York Times editorial ."
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Unlike in English, the em dashes are spaced like brackets, i . e ., there is a space between main sentence and dash, but not between parenthetical phrase and dash.
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First, it seems to me that the article should be moved to " School for Creative and Performing Arts ( Cincinnati, Ohio ) ", to add the disambiguating and clarifying parenthetical phrase.
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The parenthetical phrase in the title of the New Group's " Sin ( A Cardinal Deposed ), " which opened Tuesday night at the Clurman Theater off-Broadway, is a play on words.
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Now it's possible to view " coupled with a strong currency " as a parenthetical phrase and " the rise in prices " as the grammatical subject ( hence singular ), especially if the " coupled with " part is set off by commas.
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Just as dropping a parenthetical phrase from a sentence should allow the sentence to stand on its own, it should be possible to ignore a parenthetical disambiguation and have the remainder of the article title stand as a full, accurate, and logical descriptor of the article's subject matter.
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