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in this sentence, does the page number I put after the quote need to have the author's name and date of publication again as I've already mentioned it in the beginning of the sentence?
' In this paper, Sanders et al., (2015) explore the determinants that drove the outbreak of the 2014 West African Ebola epidemic; for a disease that they describe as not being an ‘ideal candidate for a major epidemic’ (p. 646) ...'
' In this paper, Sanders et al., (2015) explore the determinants that drove the outbreak of the 2014 West African Ebola epidemic; for a disease that they describe as not being an ‘ideal candidate for a major epidemic’ (p. 646) ...'
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There’s some great websites online for you to double check 
also I used a Harvard referencing generator. All I had to do was paste the website and pick what kind of source it is. Hope it helps
also I used a Harvard referencing generator. All I had to do was paste the website and pick what kind of source it is. Hope it helps
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in this sentence, does the page number I put after the quote need to have the author's name and date of publication again as I've already mentioned it in the beginning of the sentence?
' In this paper, Sanders et al., (2015) explore the determinants that drove the outbreak of the 2014 West African Ebola epidemic; for a disease that they describe as not being an ‘ideal candidate for a major epidemic’ (p. 646) ...'
in this sentence, does the page number I put after the quote need to have the author's name and date of publication again as I've already mentioned it in the beginning of the sentence?
' In this paper, Sanders et al., (2015) explore the determinants that drove the outbreak of the 2014 West African Ebola epidemic; for a disease that they describe as not being an ‘ideal candidate for a major epidemic’ (p. 646) ...'
I don't use Harvard, but I always use the website "CiteThemRight" and use my university login to get access. It has lots of great information and is so helpful with any referencing queries you'll have!
If not, you can always email your Study Support team at the university as they can help with referencing questions.
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