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by RAMIREZ, FLORDELINA S.
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A collection of historical documents or records providing information about past events.

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A formal statement given as evidence, often based on personal experience.

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A periodical publication that contains scholarly articles and research findings.

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A conversation where questions are asked to gather information from an individual.

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A handwritten or typed document, often a draft of a scholarly work.

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A reference to a source of information, acknowledging its original author.

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A written or printed record that provides information or evidence.

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A detailed account of an event or situation, often based on research or investigation.

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