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English, 01.09.2019 23:20, reeeeeee32

According to the guidelines, which is the correct way to show the in-text citation from the sample paragraph?
a. likewise, ulrich accuses georg of being “caught poaching on a neighbor’s land” (saki , 2).
b. likewise, ulrich accuses georg of being “caught poaching on a neighbor’s land” (saki 2).
c. likewise, ulrich accuses georg of being “caught poaching on a neighbor’s land” (saki 2.)

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