: Re: If I use a quote followed by a citation, then a small sentence from the cited material, should I include another citation? I understand you should always follow a quotation with a citation
Eliminate the FIRST citation, it doesn't make a difference that it is quoted. You have a single sentence, the second [3] is enough for the whole sentence.
Further, you do not need to quote the first part, it is a statement of fact not an opinion you need to distance yourself from.
If you decide to break this into two consecutive sentences, then you cite the first [3], and the second [ibid]. "ibid" means in the same (last cited) source; it is proper even though it takes up more space than [3].
If the sentences are NOT consecutive, and are separated by your own prose, then cite them both as [3].
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