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 ==== I need to use Chicago style. Which of the four versions that come with Zotero should I use? ====
-Zotero ships with four variants of the Chicago style (formatted examples of each style are shown below). The //author-date format// is most popular in the physical, natural, and social sciences, whereas researchers in literary, historical, and artistic fields mostly use note-based styles. For the note-based variants, the notes can either be self-explanatory (//Full Note with Bibliography// and //Note without Bibliography//), or serve as a reference to a bibliographic entry (//Note with Bibliography//).
+Zotero ships with four variants of the Chicago style (formatted examples of each style are shown below). The //author-date format// is most popular in the physical, natural, and social sciences, whereas researchers in literary, historical, and artistic fields mostly use note-based styles. For the note-based variants, the notes can either be self-explanatory and come with or without a bibliography (//Full Note with Bibliography// and //Note without Bibliography//), or serve as a reference to a bibliographic entry (//Note with Bibliography//).
   * Chicago Manual of Style (Author-Date format)