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	MLA Style Guide Citing Sources in the Text  Provide an in-text citation when quoting/paraphrasing someone else’s work  In-text citations should direct the reader to the entry on the Works Cited Avoiding Plagiari Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-11-15 11:19:50 Open Document File Size: 590,19 KB Share Result on Facebook City Vancouver / Cambridge / Toronto / Ottawa / San Diego / Oxford / / Company New York Times / BBC / YouTube / Globe and Mail / / Country Canada / Papua New Guinea / / Facility Library of Parliament / Café Session / / IndustryTerm Online Journal / Online Database / online tool / Online Newspaper / / Organization McMaster University / Historical Foundation of Canada / Class/Meeting/Sponsoring Organization / Writers of Research Papers / / Person Linda Cullen / Chris Sinding / Lucy Maud / Bob Robertson / Phil Byford / Katie Koster / Double / Buena Vista / / Position Author / Editor / King / first author / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / / PublishedMedium Globe and Mail / The Online Journal / New York Times / / Technology E-learning / / URL http / SocialTag Education Electronic publishing Books The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers Citation Lady Macbeth Edition Macbeth Case citation Publishing

MLA Style Guide Citing Sources in the Text  Provide an in-text citation when quoting/paraphrasing someone else’s work  In-text citations should direct the reader to the entry on the Works Cited Avoiding PlagiariAdd to Reading List