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<CITE>

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<CITE> indicates a reference to work, such as a book, report or web site. 

Sources:
<UL>
<LI><CITE>Report on Space Management</CITE>, Butch Saul, 1997
<LI><CITE>Consumer Perceptions</CITE>, Ben Hall, 1963
</UL>

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Sources:

<CITE> is also commonly used to indicate ownership and authorship of a web page, usually at the bottom of the page under a <HR ...>

this code produces this 
<HR>
<CITE>&#169; 1996, Lynn Almond</CITE>
© 1996, Lynn Almond

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