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When you get an APA or an American Psychological Association formatting consultation, you can easily avoid plagiarism. It can be difficult to do referencing without consultation since there might be areas, where you might have doubts regarding the referencing formats at times. Getting an APA formatting consultation can help you avoid that. Referencing Referencing a […]
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Beatles has aptly put it There’s nothing you can do that can’t be done Nothing you can sing that can’t be sung Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game It’s easy There’s nothing you can make that can’t be made No one you can save that can’t be saved […]
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If you are one of those who are faced with the prospect of having to write a dissertation, you are probably also one among those who need some fool proof ways to get it right and have it approved in one go. If you are one among the dissertation enthusiasts, read ahead to know how […]
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This big world of academics isn’t any less than a zoological park, as confusing as the big zoo in your area and a whole lot of pointing like in a zoo. Your supervisor could be any of the wild beasts from the zoo and mind it, you need to have the right skill to tame […]
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Completing a PhD is something that cannot be achieved by everyone, which is why it is said to be one of the toughest degrees to win. There is intense study and research involved in the completion of a PhD degree and the much talked about thesis writing. A thesis is actually a compilation of all […]
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There is a great significance of MLA format in research. For students, doing PhD., writing research paper, thesis, or dissertation it is must to know; how to write in MLA format. There are number of universities requiring students to prepare their work in MLA format. Students are free to choose any topic but should place […]
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A research or project report is considered incomplete without proper referencing and citations. Citation in a research manuscript means that it has some connection with the referred source. References are generally found in footnotes and bibliography sections of a write-up, and are used to support and forward the discussion (and/or the explanation) by the author. […]
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