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It used to be more common, commonly acceptable to use an apostrophe to make something like that plural. The New York Times was the last holdout. So the New York Times used an apostrophe
to make acronyms, like that, initialisms, to make them plural until just two or three years ago. And people would write to me every week to tell me the New York Times was doing
it wrong but it's a style, it was a style choice. Now that the New York Times has stopped doing it, every other major style guide says not to use apostrophes to make things like
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