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A citation is a line of text that uniquely identifies a source. For example: Ritter, R. (2002). The Oxford Style Manual. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-860564-1.
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In botanical nomenclature, author citation refers to citing the person (or group of people) who validly published a botanical name, i.e. who first published the name while ...
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References ^ " Anthropology 333 syllabus from American River College". Retrieved on 2006-02-07. "Do NOT use Wikipedia or other online or print encyclopedias as a source for your ...
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HARVARD STYLE == Using this word 'plagiarism' as an example is inappropriate, as it sarcastically implies that people who use wikipedia.com must be plagiarizing.
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This report has been generated because of a request at Wikipedia talk:Citing sources. It covers the archives that match Wikipedia talk:Citing sources/Archive
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When citing cases which have not yet been reported in the Philippine Reports or the SCRA, the above citation without reference to the SCRA is preferred (i.e., Fortich v.
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Template:Cite web. I was wanting to use this template on my own wiki and it references another template called Wikipedia talk:Citing sources/Archive 14/doc but I cannot find it ...
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English-language sources should be given whenever possible {} i currently have an issue with a user on Talk:Battle of Jenin due to a problematic translation to a newspaper article ...
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Citation style. Surely parenthesis-author-year-parenthesis is an apropriate citation style for a technical paper, not a general encyclopedia? Popular works generally use footnotes ...
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Question: Referencing something v. promoting it. This edit has been reverted twice now under an accusation that it is a promotional link. But it is serving a purpose of referencing ...
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