You can typically find the author's name at the beginning or end of the article. If it's not listed there, you can check the "About" or "Contact" page on the Reference.com website for more information about the authors or editorial team responsible for the content.
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Rimlee Bhuyan wrote a great article on the recipes that she has found. She has a soup, salad, and a few chicken recipes in an article she wrote on buzzle.com
You can typically find information about the author of an article on the Poetry Foundation website by looking for a byline at the beginning or end of the article. The byline usually includes the author's name and sometimes additional information about them.
You can easily find the author for a BCC article by looking at the article's byline. In some cases, there are multiple bylines, which means that there is more than one author.
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I have listed a link below to an article I wrote that I thought you might find helpful. Kimberly
The title comes from what you've written, not before. If you wrote an article about losing history, then it's a good title. Finish the article first, and the title will come out of what you wrote.
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MayoClinic.com wrote an article telling people exactly how much water they should be drinking and how much they shouldn't. There are more articles on their website that help with fitness health.
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