Entries for articles from periodicals, like books, have three main divisions, each ending with a period. The first part is the name of the author or authors. The second part is the title of the article, enclosed in quotation marks. The third part of the entry is the publication information, which begins with the name of the periodical. Underline or italicize the journal title, and capitalize all words except prepositions and articles that do not begin the title or follow a colon. Additional publication information , such as the volume number and the date of publication, follows the title and concludes with a colon, a space, the page numbers of the article, and a period. If an article is continued from its first page to a nonconsecutive page, give only the first page and (without a space) a + sign.
Nelson, Keith A., et al. "Optical Generation
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Pasternack, Robert F., and Peter J. Collins.
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Allemang, John. "Social Studies in Gibberish."
Quarterly Review of Doublespeak 20.1
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Metcalfe, Bob. "The Numbers Show How Slowly
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Jaeggli, Osvaldo. "Subject Extraction and the
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Paez-Borrallo, Jose M., Isabel A. Perez-
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Lai, Ming-Chih, Bih-Horng Chen, and Shyan-
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Glazer, Frederick G. "Hierarchical Motion
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