Parenthetical citations sometimes contain more than the author's last name and page number.

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User: Parenthetical citations sometimes contain more than the author's last name and page number.

Weegy: One example of when I would use more than an author's name and page number in a citation is when using more than one source by the same author.
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A parenthetical citation contains more than the author's last name and page number when two sources written by the same author are used.

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