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destinguish between site-cite

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Answered by keya4543

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“Cite” is a verb meaning “to mention” or “to make reference to”: She cited the Journal of Atmospheric Sciences in her paper. “Site” is a noun meaning “location”: Raleigh is the site of the new mine.

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