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When do you capitalize the word academy?

You capitalize "Academy" when it is:

* Part of a proper noun:

* Examples: The Academy Awards, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Sciences.

* Used as a formal title:

* Examples: The Academy of Music, The Royal Academy of Arts, The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields.

You do not capitalize "academy" when it is:

* Used as a common noun:

* Examples: He attended a military academy. She studied at the academy of dance.

* Part of a general phrase:

* Examples: The academy is located in the city center. She is a graduate of the academy.

In short: If "academy" is part of a specific name or title, capitalize it. If it's a general term, leave it lowercase.

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