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The following example shows [[Conservapedia:Footnotes - technical help|how to implement footnotes]] in a Conservapedia article. This example also introduces the advanced technique of using a footnote more than once. Feel free to use the "view source" link at the top of the page to see how the footnotes were implemented.

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A '''lake''' usually refers to a sizeable inland body of standing water (the term lake can also refer to a pool of other liquid).<ref name="MWLake">Merriam-Webster: [http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/lake "Lake"]</ref> One of the origins of the word is the Greek "lakkos", meaning "pond".<ref name="MWLake"/> The world's largest lakes are in the [[Northern Hemisphere]], and the majority of lakes are in [[North America]]. <ref>wiseGEEK: [http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-worlds-largest-bodies-of-water.htm "What are the World's Largest Bodies of Water?"]</ref>

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	A '''lake''' usually refers to a sizeable inland body of standing water (the term lake can also refer to a pool of other liquid).<ref name="MWLake">Merriam-Webster: [http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/lake "Lake"]</ref> One of the origins of the word is the Greek "lakkos", meaning "pond".<ref name="MWLake"/> The world's largest lakes are in the [[Northern Hemisphere]], and the majority of lakes are in [[North America]]. <ref>wiseGEEK: [http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-worlds-largest-bodies-of-water.htm "What are the World's Largest Bodies of Water?"]</ref>		A '''lake''' usually refers to a sizeable inland body of standing water (the term lake can also refer to a pool of other liquid).<ref name="MWLake">Merriam-Webster: [http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/lake "Lake"]</ref> One of the origins of the word is the Greek "lakkos", meaning "pond".<ref name="MWLake"/> The world's largest lakes are in the [[Northern Hemisphere]], and the majority of lakes are in [[North America]]. <ref>wiseGEEK: [http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-worlds-largest-bodies-of-water.htm "What are the World's Largest Bodies of Water?"]</ref>

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	A '''lake''' usually refers to a sizeable inland body of standing water (the term lake can also refer to a pool of other liquid).<ref name="MWLake">Merriam-Webster: [http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/lake "Lake"]</ref> One of the origins of the word is the Greek "lakkos", meaning "pond".<ref name="MWLake"/> The world's largest lakes are in the [[Northern Hemisphere]], and the majority of lakes are in [[North America]]. <ref>wiseGEEK: [http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-worlds-largest-bodies-of-water.htm "What are the World's Largest Bodies of Water?"]</ref>		A '''lake''' usually refers to a sizeable inland body of standing water (the term lake can also refer to a pool of other liquid).<ref name="MWLake">Merriam-Webster: [http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/lake "Lake"]</ref> One of the origins of the word is the Greek "lakkos", meaning "pond".<ref name="MWLake"/> The world's largest lakes are in the [[Northern Hemisphere]], and the majority of lakes are in [[North America]]. <ref>wiseGEEK: [http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-worlds-largest-bodies-of-water.htm "What are the World's Largest Bodies of Water?"]</ref>

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