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A/n connects information you're borrowing from a source to a citation in your bibliography. Select one: O a. paraphrased line O b. in-text citation O c. summary
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connects information you're borrowing from a source to a citation in your bibliography.

Select one:
O a. paraphrased line
O b. in-text citation
O c. summary

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A. paraphrased line
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