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== Article sections ==
=== See also ===
; As maintext
:''See also'': [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style#See also and Related topics styles|Style]]
:<nowiki>''See also'': [[link1]], [[link2]], ...</nowiki>

; As header with list of links
 == See also ==
 * <nowiki>[[Link 1]]</nowiki>
 * <nowiki>[[Link 2]]</nowiki>

=== References ===
Under a <samp>==Reference==</samp>  or  <samp>==References==</samp> section:

; From the [[1911 Britannica]]
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; From the [[Free On-line Dictionary of Computing]]
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=== External links ===
;Titles
'''PLEASE''' add a title to an external link by supplying a text after the URL separated by a space, preferably the official title of the site, or if no official title exists the clearest title you can come up with. 

Most URLs are ugly and uninformative, so it is better to give an external link a meaningful title. For example,

*[http://www.esa.int/export/esaCP/index.html European Space Agency official website]

is much more readable than

*http://www.esa.int/export/esaCP/index.html

The "printable version" of a page displays all URLs in full, including those given a title, so no information is lost.

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:''See also'': [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style#URL and World Wide Web style|Style]]

 <nowiki>== External links ==</nowiki>
 * <nowiki>[http://www.urladdress.com Official Website Title]</nowiki>