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CITING SOURCES RESEARCH GUIDE: AP (Associated Press)

This guide provides information on citing your sources in some of the most commonly used citation formats: APA, MLA, ASA and Chicago.

AP Stylebook Guides & Tutorials:

Referred to by AP as "the journalist's bible," the AP Stylebook is the preferred style guide for journalism and news professionals.

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Quick Citing

Quick citing tools can help you get started, but ALWAYS check the Style Guides for specifics as you are responsible for accurately citing your sources.

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MLA quick cite only.  You must register (free) to quick cite with other styles:

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