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How to fill out multiple-source units:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information from different sources. This could include data from various documents, reports, or databases related to the topic or project at hand.
2. Organize the collected information in a systematic manner. This could involve creating separate sections or categories for each source, such as "Source A," "Source B," and so on.
3. Evaluate the relevance and credibility of each source. Make sure that the information obtained is accurate and trustworthy. If any doubts arise regarding a particular source, consider cross-referencing with other reliable sources.
4. Summarize the key points or findings from each source. Condense the information into concise and digestible statements, highlighting the most important aspects or data.
5. Provide proper citations or references for each source used. This is crucial to give credit to the original authors and to avoid any plagiarism concerns. Follow the appropriate citation style or format specified by your academic or professional institution.
6. When incorporating the information into your work, ensure coherence and smooth transitions between different sources. Use appropriate linking words or phrases to connect the ideas and maintain a logical flow.
7. Review and revise your work to eliminate any errors or inconsistencies. Double-check the accuracy of the information presented and make any necessary edits to improve the overall quality of your work.

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