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How do I know if the citation from a database is correct for the citation style I am using?

Last Updated: Nov 27, 2012 | 2 Views

Topics: Citation, Citation/Style: APA, Citation/Style: MLA, Databases

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We have tired to make that easy for you in our citation LibGuides. Both Cite APA Styles and Cite MLA Style (see links below). Just go to the Cite the EZ Way tab of either guide. You'll find a list of all our databases that provide citations, how to get the citations and what you need to do to tweak them for your paper.

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