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The abbreviation et al. is Latin for the phrase “and others.” You can use et al. instead of
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If no author is given, begin with the title.
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The volume number, number of the issue, the date, and the page number follow the title
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A poem, short story, essay, or chapter from a collection of works by one author.
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