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The document provides an overview of citing sources in academic writing. It explains that citing sources shows that information is legitimate, allows readers to find sources, and establishes credibility. There are two main ways to cite sources: in-text citations within the writing and end-of-text citations in a references list. Common citation styles like MLA and APA are discussed, along with tips for integrating quotes, paraphrasing sources, and asking for help with citations.
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