Comma

No. "Bob and Martha" is not being used appositively.

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The definitive power couple, Tom and Kathy Mendoza, are role models for MBA students in more ways than one.

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Should the second comma have been deleted?

HUBLOTShould the second comma have been deleted?

No.

I would delete it, but it is a tossup.

I'm very confused.

The sentence at your link is "The definitive power couple, Tom and Kathy Mendoza, are role models for MBA students in more ways than one."

The way I see it, the opening phrase, "The definitive power couple", is attributive, making the sentence correct with no second comma: "The definitive power couple, Tom and Kathy Mendoza are role models for MBA students in more ways than one.", equiva

Thanks a lot, enoon. I still don't understand, but it's okay.

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The definitive power couple, Tom and Kathy Mendoza, are role models for MBA students in more ways than one.

Should the second comma have been deleted? It's a definite 'yes' from me, and the following is how I see the sentence.

The subject of the sentence is the unde

Thanks a lot, all.