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If a writer cites an entire work rather than a part of it, or if the writer cites a single-page article, there’s no need to include page numbers

If a writer cites an entire work rather than a part of it, or if the writer cites a single-page article, there’s no need to include page numbers
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If a writer cites an entire work rather than a part of it, or if the writer cites a single-page article, there’s no need to include page numbers

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Huh? What does this mean?
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