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This document provides instructions for importing references from Google Scholar into RefWorks. It outlines the three step process: 1) Go to the Google Scholar settings page and select RefWorks from the bibliography manager dropdown menu; 2) Conduct a search in Google Scholar for references; 3) Click the "Import to RefWorks" button to import the search results into a RefWorks account.
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