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oral presentations and, 123poster presentations and, 127storyboard and readiness for, 48art exhibition catalogs, citation of, 204, 270articles (as source). See journals; magazines; newspapersarticles (definite and indefinite)abbreviations following, 333capitalization headline-style and, 314in names, 309omitted in citations, 149, 175, 183, 187, 242, 248, 253organization names preceded by, 337retained in citations, 183, 187–188, 248–249, 253text references to titles starting with The, 316arts, sources in. See visual and performing arts, sources inaudiovisual materials. See visual and performing arts, sources inauthor-date style. See reference list–style citationauthor's namebibliography-style citation, 162–167; alphabetizing, 148–149, 166–167; anonymous, 165–166; blogsand blog comments, 199; for books, 143–144, 162–167; editor or translator, 143, 144, 163–164; initialswith, 162; for journal articles, 182; magazine name as, 186; multiple authors (see multiauthored works,citation of); for multivolume works, 172; organization as, 165; for parts of books, 178–179; pseudonyms,165, 199; for public documents, 205–206; review authors, 192; shortened citation, 154–155, 159; in titleof work, 165; Web sites, 198reference list–style citation, 229–234; alphabetizing, 221–222, 233–234; anonymous, 232; blogs andblog comments, 264; for books, 218–219, 229–234, 244–245; editor or translator, 218, 219, 230–231; forjournal articles, 247; magazine name as, 251; mentioned in text, 225–226; multiple authors (seemultiauthored works, citation of); for multivolume works, 239; organization as, 232; for parts of books,244–245; pseudonyms, 232, 264; for public documents, 271–272; review authors, 257–258; same lastnames, 225; in title of work, 231–232; Web sites, 264back matter, 399–404. See also specific elements of back matterbar chartsappropriate use of, 83, 84, 90, 91, 96design of, 88, 89–92ethical use of, 94, 94grouped, 89, 91–92, 91, 96stacked, 89–91, 91, 96