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It's "Ibid." (from Latin), not ibid or ibid. or Ibid but really, truly:

(Ibid.)
"blah blah" (Ibid.).
"blah blah" (Ibid., XX).

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Why proofread a job listing? "Something like prepare/sort/hand off referrals" + "Good verbal and written communication skills required" = ?

Ensure all names, years, and titles in your citations are correct. Don’t be the one who miscites THIS BRIDGE CALLED MY BACK.

Nearly all academic and science writing should use past tense, except in a close reading ("Shakespeare explains").

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