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Citation should be used in all cases where the work uses data taken from third-party sources and not obtained or created directly by the author. Violation of the following rules and non-compliance should be considered as plagiarism:
- if the author's opinion is quoted verbatim, then it should be quoted;
- if a large passage of text is quoted, it may not be enclosed in quotation marks; instead, it is distinguished or reflected from the rest of the text in a certain way (typed in other skittles, fonts, typefaces, reflected from the main text by large paragraph indents, etc.);
- it is allowed to reduce the quotation, which does not lead to distortion of the author's opinion. The location of the abbreviation should be indicated in the quotation by square brackets with three dots inside;
- it is allowed to rephrase the quotation, change the word forms or the case of certain words. In this case, the quotation is not in quotation marks, but in square brackets the reference to the source (its serial number from the list of used literature which is attached to the work) is obligatory;
- the references used should always include even those sources that were used in the preparation and study of the topic, even if there are no direct references or citations to those sources.
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