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12. An article in a journal with continuous pagination throughout the annual volume
Note that you do not place the article title in quotation marks and that you capitalize only the first words of the title and subtitle. In contrast, you italicize the journal title and capitalize all significant words. Separate the volume number from the title with a comma, and italicize the number. Do not add "pp." before the page numbers. 13. An article in a journal that pages issues separately
Place the issue number in parentheses after the volume number without intervening space. Do not italicize the issue number. 14. An abstract of a journal article
When you cite the abstract of an article, rather than the article itself, give full publication information for the article, followed by Abstract obtained from and the information for the collection of ab- stracts, including title, date, volume number, and either page number or other reference number ("Item 1320" in the example).
If a magazine has volume and issue numbers, give them as in models 12 and 13. Also give the full date of the issue: year, followed by a comma, month, and day (if any). Give all page numbers even when the article appears on discontinuous pages, without "pp."
Give month and day along with year of publication. Use The in the newspaper name if the paper itself does. Precede the page number( s) with "p." or "pp."
List and alphabetize the article under its title, as you would a book with no author (model 7).
If the review is not titled, use the bracketed information as the title, keeping the brackets.
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