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| Author |
Author, A. A. Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. Name of Group. |
|---|---|
| Date |
(2022). (2022, June). (2022, June 14). |
| Title |
Title of article. |
| Periodical |
Title of Newspaper, C1. Title of Magazine, 363(6422), 33–34. Title of Newspaper/Magazine. |
| DOI or URL |
https://doi.org/xxxx https://xxxxx |
Smith, L. (2022, May 31). Wichita moms seeking baby formula turn to social media. The Wichita Eagle, A1.
Petrequin, S. & Casert, R. (2022, July 6). EU lawmakers back gas and nuclear energy as sustainable, drawing criticisms of ‘greenwashing.’ Los Angeles Times. https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2022-07-06/eu-lawmakers-back-gas-and-nuclear-energy-as-sustainable-drawing-criticisms-of-greenwashing
Parenthetical citation: (Smith, 2022; Petrequin and Casert, 2022)
Narrative citation: Smith (2022) and Petrequin and Casert (2022)
Bogost, I. (2022, July 6). Hybrid work is doomed: Office workers work in offices, for better or for worse. The Atlantic. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2022/07/work-from-home-rto-flexibility/661495/
Parenthetical citation: (Bogost, 2022)
Narrative citation: Bogost (2022)