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Do you capitalize the word department when it follows specific name?

It depends! Here's the breakdown:

When to Capitalize "Department":

* Formal Names: When "department" is part of a formal, official name, it's capitalized.

* Examples: Department of Transportation, Human Resources Department, Marketing Department.

* Shortened Forms: Even shortened forms of formal names are capitalized:

* Examples: HR Department, IT Department, Sales Dept.

When NOT to Capitalize "Department":

* Generic References: When "department" is used generically, it's lowercase.

* Examples: "She works in the marketing department." "The department is located on the third floor."

Exceptions:

* Specific Names: If the department name has a unique, specific title, you'll capitalize it according to its structure:

* Examples: "The Sales and Marketing Department," "The Customer Service and Support Department."

Remember: Consistency is key. Choose a style and stick with it throughout your writing.

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