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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Bibliography
In a bibliography, when you alphabetize the names, which comes first:
Sagy
OR
S.B. (this is the person's name).
So is it: S.B. or Sagy?
In particular, they both start with the letter "S," but does S.B. go before Sagy because of the period after the "S" or does it go after Sagy because of the B in S.B? How do they site this?
Sagy
OR
S.B. (this is the person's name).
So is it: S.B. or Sagy?
In particular, they both start with the letter "S," but does S.B. go before Sagy because of the period after the "S" or does it go after Sagy because of the B in S.B? How do they site this?
Top answer
Sagy, S Sagy, S A Sagy, S A R Sagy, S B Sagy, S Sagy, Sam Sagy, Samuel Sagy, Samuel B Sagy, Simon Sagy, Simon A Sagy, T Sagy, Thomas Samson, A etc
- Sagy, S Sagy, S A Sagy, S A R Sagy, S B Sagy, S Sagy, Sam Sagy, Samuel Sagy, Samuel B Sagy, Simon Sagy, Simon A Sagy, T Sagy, Thomas Samson, A etc
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Sagy, S
Sagy, S A
Sagy, S A R
Sagy, S B
Sagy, S
Sagy, Sam
Sagy, Samuel
Sagy, Samuel B
Sagy, Simon
Sagy, Simon A
Sagy, T
Sagy, Thomas
Samson, A
etc
Sagy, S A
Sagy, S A R
Sagy, S B
Sagy, S
Sagy, Sam
Sagy, Samuel
Sagy, Samuel B
Sagy, Simon
Sagy, Simon A
Sagy, T
Sagy, Thomas
Samson, A
etc
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