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How to Cite a Journal Article in Chicago
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Chicago example for a journal article
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What you need to cite a journal article
- All authors (the style abbreviates with “et al.” where required)
- Article title
- Journal name
- Year, volume, issue and page range
- DOI, if there is one
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