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% References here (outcomment the appropriate case)

% CASE 1: BiBTeX used to constantly update the references
%   (while the paper is being written).
%\bibliographystyle{ormsv080} % outcomment this and next line in Case 1
%\bibliography{<your bib file(s)>} % if more than one, comma separated

% CASE 2: BiBTeX used to generate mypaper.bbl (to be further fine tuned)
%\input{mypaper.bbl} % outcomment this line in Case 2

% CASE 3: If you don't use BiBTex, you can manually itemize references as shown below.
%\bibliographystyle{nonumber}

%\begin{thebibliography}{}

%\bibitem[{American Butter Institute(2005)}]{abi}
%American Butter Institute. 2005. Dairy market report. Retrieved June
%14, 2005, www.butterinstitute.org.

%\end{thebibliography}

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%Here I go...

\bibliographystyle{ormsv080} % outcomment this and next line in Case 1
\bibliography{Hannaneh} % if more than one, comma separated

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