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To cite articles from Ebsco, users can click the Cite button on individual articles to generate citations in different formats. For multiple articles, users can add articles to a folder and then select citation formats before having citations emailed or copied directly. The process involves adding articles to a folder, choosing citation styles, and having the citations emailed or copied.
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