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Citations and Referencing.

Hi! I noticed you added some information to some films based on a book reference. This is a good thing, but I changed to inline reference to the more standard method. The easiest way to reference a book while editing a section is to use the Cite toolbar, select the "cite book" template, and fill in the information.

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Keep up the good work!--(Loriendrew) talk 13:49, 25 August 2013 (UTC)

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