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Once you have finished your search for information and evaluated the resources found, it is time to sit down and start writing.
Remember that you can complement your writings by inserting citations from other documentary sources to give support to your ideas and comments. In this case, you must faithfully reproduce the texts and/or images. Always indicate the author and source (a book, a pamphlet, a web page, etc.); otherwise you would be committing a plagiarism.
If you are not sure how to start organizing the information you have, or how to make a summary, or if you have difficulty in writing an introduction, or you want to know when to mention a reference, etc., there are some helpful manuals available in the Library and in other sources on the web:
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