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When is it unnecessary to follow a direct quotation with a parenthetical citation that includes the name of the source?
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When is it unnecessary to follow a direct quotation with a parenthetical citation that includes the name of the source?

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If it already has the souce before it like for example it says " According to blank "Evidence" You still have to put the parentheses even though it is still there.
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