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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Re Publishers in citations
When using a publisher in a citation and you come across Published by Magic Wagon a division of the ABDO Publishing group how do you cite this? Do you use the Magic or Wagon or the the Publishing group?
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If the citation is in brackets, just use a comma: '(... Magic Wagon, ABDO Publishing Group. )' If the citation is not in brackets, you can use some: '...
- If the citation is in brackets, just use a comma: '(...
- Magic Wagon, ABDO Publishing Group.
- )' If the citation is not in brackets, you can use some: '...
- ' However, it would be better to check with your instructor or institution to see what they prefer, as there are various accepted ways of presenting citations.
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If the citation is in brackets, just use a comma: '(...Magic Wagon, ABDO Publishing Group...)'
If the citation is not in brackets, you can use some: '...Magic Wagon (ABDO Publishing Group)....'
However, it would be better to check with your instructor or institution to see what they prefer, as there are various accepted ways of presenting citations.
If the citation is not in brackets, you can use some: '...Magic Wagon (ABDO Publishing Group)....'
However, it would be better to check with your instructor or institution to see what they prefer, as there are various accepted ways of presenting citations.
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