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Ensure that all in-text references are included in the reference list. Each reference must be complete – including the author, year of publication (but see Unpublished references) and title of the publication – and accurate. The reference list must be internally consistent.
All reference examples in this section:
The reference examples indicate the additional information required and the style conventions to follow, depending on the publication.
Remember. Even if a document title is published in title case, it is presented in sentence case in the reference list and in an in-text citation; the case used when a work is published is a design choice.
Sentence case or minimal capitalisation means that only the first word and proper nouns start with a capital letter.
Title case means that each word, except prepositions and articles, starts with a capital letter.
This section describes how to present:
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