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Citing conference proceedings: MLA (9th ed.) citation guide

Our citation guide for conference proceedings has moved.

This information is now part of the Citing lectures, speeches, or conference proceedings: MLA (9th ed.) citation guide.

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We've now updated our citation guides to MLA 9, but you can still use the printable version of our MLA 8 citation guide.

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