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At the other end of the spectrum, then, be careful not to set an “only” comma where there is no only-ness, as in, say: The Pulitzer Prize–winning novelist, Edith Wharton, was born in New York City. Because Mrs. Wharton is merely one of many winners of the Pulitzer, there should be no “only” comma.
