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Author. |
Smith, Lindsay. |
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Title of Source. |
"Wichita Moms Seeking Baby Formula Turn to Social Media." |
Container
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Title of Container, |
The Wichita Eagle, |
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Contributor, |
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Version, |
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Number, |
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Publisher, |
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Publication Date, |
31 May 2022, |
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Location. |
p. A1. |
Smith, Lindsay. "Wichita Moms Seeking Baby Formula Turn to Social Media." The Wichita Eagle, 31 May 2022, p. A1.
Parenthetical citation: (Smith).
Prose citation: According to Lindsay Smith . . .
Petrequin, Samuel, and Raf Casert. "EU Lawmakers Back Gas and Nuclear Energy as Sustainable, Drawing Criticisms of ‘Greenwashing.’" Los Angeles Times, 6 July 2022, www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2022-07-06/eu-lawmakers-back-gas-and-nuclear-energy-as-sustainable-drawing-criticisms-of-greenwashing.
Parenthetical citation: (Petrequin and Casert).
Prose citation: In an article by Samuel Petrequin and Raf Casert . . .
Ramesh, Akhil. "The Highlight of Abe's Complex Legacy is Forging Asia's Security." The Hill, 12 July 2022, thehill.com/opinion/international/3555743-the-highlight-of-abes-complex-legacy-is-forging-asias-security/. Op-ed.
Parenthetical citation: (Ramesh).
Prose citation: Akhil Ramesh argues . . .
Bogost, Ian. "Hybrid Work is Doomed: Office Workers Work in Offices, for Better or for Worse." The Atlantic, 6 July 2022, www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2022/07/work-from-home-rto-flexibility/661495/.
Parenthetical citation: (Bogost).
Prose citation: Ian Bogost suggests . . .