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2001: A QUOTATION ODYSSEY

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9.1 Origins and Uses of PHP - Origins - Rasmus Lerdorf - 1994

9.1 Origins and Uses of PHP - Origins - Rasmus Lerdorf - 1994 - Developed to allow him to track visitors to his Web site - PHP is an open-source product - PHP was originally an acronym for Personal Home Page , but later it became PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor

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Writing and Incorporating Quotes Effectively

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Using Quotations in Your Writing

Using Quotations in Your Writing. Quotations provide evidence to support your claims & assertions. The Basic R ules. T ied to your sentences and your ideas N ever suddenly appears out of nowhere. M ust be introduced Never use a quotation as a complete sentence by itself. Incorrect.

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ENG 101/102

ENG 101/102. Quotation, Paraphrase, And Summary. Quotation.

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Tutorial 4 Question 5

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Punctuation. Italics (underline). You always use italics for the titles of books, plays, periodicals, films, television series, works of art, and long musical works To Kill a Mockingbird Hamlet National Geographic Dexter Starry Night An American in Paris

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Parentheses & Brackets

Parentheses & Brackets. Two Minor Punctuation Marks That You Should Know How to Use. Parentheses Rule #1. Use parentheses to enclose supplemental material, minor digressions, and afterthoughts. Examples.

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Plagiarism and MLA

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MLA, Misplaced Modifiers and Dangling Modifyers

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Writing the Autoethnography

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Core 1 8:00- 9:05 Core 2 9:08- 9:48 Core 3 9:51-10:51 Core 4 10:54- 12:30 ( Lunch 11:10- 11:40)

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Using Quotations in Your Writing

Using Quotations in Your Writing. Provide evidence to support your assertions. All quotations should be tied to your sentences. Introduce them. They should never suddenly appear out of nowhere. Never use a quotation as a complete sentence by itself.

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