A citação
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Definition
"A citação" in journalism refers to the act of quoting or referencing a statement, source, or document to support a fact, argument, or report. It is essential for verifying information and attributing credit to original sources in news articles or reports.
Etymology
The term "a citação" comes from the Portuguese verb "citar," which means to quote or mention. It traces back to the Latin word "citare," meaning to summon or call forth. Did you know? Originally, it implied calling someone to appear in court, but in journalism, it evolved to mean calling attention to a source or statement.
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