Examples of 'op cit' in a sentence
Meaning of "op cit"
op cit: An abbreviation of the Latin phrase 'opere citato,' meaning 'in the work cited.' This is used in academic writing to refer to a previously cited source
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Hapgood op cit in bibliography.
Epperly op cit.
The two YACs are then meiotically recombined as described by Silverman et al ., op cit.
See Roth op cit.
This is quoted and discussed more fully in ‘ Colonialism and the natives ' op cit.
The Telegraph, op cit " Archived copy.
As described by Hooker op cit.
He will thus supervise the overall process . ” General Breton cited in Yves Pagot op cit.
Wallkandy, op cit.
For a discussion of the typology and associated terminology, see ‘ Colonialism and the natives ' op cit.
John West, op cit.
The laptop documents had depicted the wrong re-entry vehicle being redesigned. … (Gareth Porter, op cit ).
See Bertelsmann op cit.
As described by John Ralston Saul, op cit.
See Marley, op cit.
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Specifically via the Plateforme Paradis Fiscaux et Judiciaires report, op cit.
BPS statistics, op cit.
Of those who voted for the UNO agreed with this William I Robinson, op cit.
Julio Barberis, op cit.
Already denounced by the Court of Justice, see Hoffmann-La Roche Judgment, op cit.
Quoted in Lohr, op cit.
This was consistent with the report by Hogg et al ., op cit.
See also TSV part III op cit p81.
World Bank completion report, quoted in Chossudovsky and Galand, op cit.
Michael Reisman, op cit.
In the first instance, the Nishnawbe-Aski Youth Forum Report Op cit.
Quoted in Budds, op cit.
Seals from Norman Roth, op cit.
Applied Research Branch, op cit p.
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