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MLA style and APA style both use in-text citations, and a source list at the end of a piece of writing. In MLA style, this is called a
Works Cited page; in APA style, this is called a
Reference List
Quotation Index
Footnote Catalog
Reference List
Source Appendix
Works Cited page
MLA style and APA style both use in-text citations, and a source list at the end of a piece of writing. In MLA style, this is called a
Works Cited page; in APA style, this is called a
Reference List
Quotation Index
Footnote Catalog
Reference List
Source Appendix
Works Cited page
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MLA style and APA style both use in-text citations, and a source list at the end of a piece of writing. In MLA style, this is called a **Works Cited page**; in APA style, this is called a **Reference List**.
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