Using Multiple Pages From The Same Source
For more details on this topic, see Help:References and page numbers.When an article cites many different pages from the same source, most Wikipedia editors have chosen to use shortened footnotes (see Shortened footnotes). An alternative method is to use the template {{rp}}.
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