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Other significant Westlaw features include KeyCite, a
citation checking service,
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determine whether...
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indexed in the West
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electronic version,
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reporters were...
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Justis Publishing's provider-neutral Just
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Oxford Law
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cited by
later cases.
Prior to the
development of
electronic citators like Westlaw's
KeyCite during the 1990s, Shepard's was...
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Before electronic citators like Westlaw's
KeyCite appeared, Shepard's was the only
legal citation service which attempted...
- citation-checking
service that
could directly compete against Westlaw's
KeyCite or Shepard's
Citations from LexisNexis.
Wolters eventually sold Loislaw...
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known professionally as
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American singer and songwriter. A
classically trained pianist,
Keys began composing songs at the age of...
- are
sometimes judged by the
number of
times their work is
cited by others—this is
actually a
key indicator of the
relative importance of a work in science...
- The
Keys to the
White House, also
known as the 13
keys, is a
prediction system for
determining the
outcome of
presidential elections in the
United States...
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