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What Is “et al.” and How Do We Use et al. in Writing?

24 October 202322 October 2021 by Zul M

If you are in the field of academic publishing, you should be familiar with the term “et al.” But if you are new, you would wonder: I first discovered the term et al. more than ten years ago, soon after landing a job with a scholarly publisher (and remain until today). As an academic publisher … Read more

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