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References are important, because they properly and ethically credit the person who created the original material; they show the audience that the author had sufficient support for his/her message, and _______.
A.    they help avoid plagiarism
B.    they help readers relate to the material
C.    they help readers explore the topic in more detail, if desired
D.    they help take advantage of the source documentation tools

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