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Painter, Neil Irvin. "Truth, Sojourner." Encyclopaedia Britannica. Britannica.com. 10 Mar. 2004 Professional or personal web sites Humphreys, Cindy. "Early-onset Alzheimers." MayoClinic.com. MayoClinic.com. 4 Mar. 2004
CNN.com. 2004. Cable News Network. 15 Mar. 2004 <http://www.cnn.com/>. Online article from a scholarly journal (not retrieved from an electronic database) Ghose, Ajit K. "Global Inequality and International Trade." Cambridge Journal of Economics. 28.2
Online article from a magazine (not retrieved from an electronic database) Bailey, Ann. " Federal Crop Insurance Premiums to Rise.” AgWeek. 1 Mar. 2004. 5 Mar. 2004
Articles or abstracts from electronic databases To cite an article or
abstract retrieved from an online service such as Academic Search Elite,
JSTOR, or PsycINFO follow the standard MLA format for referencing
articles. Include the name of the database (underlined) from which the
material was retrieved, the name of the service through which the database
was accessed, the library through which the database was made available,
and the date of access. If known, include the web address of the database
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access. Kirkpatrick, John. "Heracles, Cercopes, and Paracomedy.” Transactions of the American Philological
Iwamoto, Derek. "Tupac Shakur: Understanding the Identity Formation of Hyper-Masculinity of a
Barrie, Douglas. “Air War over Moscow.” Aviation Week & Space Technology 60.5 (2004): 50-52.
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