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    Jacques Mélitz states that "great authors write in only one language", which requires an in-text citation to attribute the quote to its original author. Some surveys found that most websites and e-commerce sites use English, and that English originated from colonialism, but a Swedish government survey examined Swedish language use on websites.

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    Jacques Mélitz states that "great authors write in only one language", which requires an in-text citation to attribute the quote to its original author. Some surveys found that most websites and e-commerce sites use English, and that English originated from colonialism, but a Swedish government survey examined Swedish language use on websites.

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    What To Cite: Which Information Requires In-Text Citation? Why?

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    Jacques Mélitz states that "great authors write in only one language", which requires an in-text citation to attribute the quote to its original author. Some surveys found that most websites and e-commerce sites use English, and that English originated from colonialism, but a Swedish government survey examined Swedish language use on websites.

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    What to Cite

    Which information requires in-text citation? Why?

    1. Jacques Mélitz states that “great authors write in only one language.”

    2. Some 78% of all websites and 96% of all e-commerce sites currently use
    English.

    3. English is the official language of the Philippines.

    4. The widespread use of English has its origins in colonialism.

    5. The Swedish government commissioned a major survey of Swedish in all key


    website domains in Sweden and the European Union.

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