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An or AN may stand for: * An indefinite article (grammar) - see A, an * A god in sumerian mythology - see An (mythology) * An occasionally also serves as a human first name, as with An Wang. * In Japanese cuisine, a bean jam * An abbreviation for the Ukrainian Antonov design bureau * Netherlands Antilles, ISO country code * Aragonese language (ISO 639 alpha-2) * Army-Navy Equipment Code Designators * Apalachicola Northern Railroad (Association of American Railroads reporting mark AN) Lists of two-letter combinations

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This template is used for making footnotes. See Wikipedia:Footnote3 for an explanation. The name may not be final (please see discussion on the Wikipedia talk:Footnote3, but you can use the template anyway as any later clean up may be done mechanically). ---- ---- The and templates are used for linking to references elsewhere in an article. == Usage == In an article, a Reference#Scholarship link to supporting material can be made with the template. A link to the reference's endnote will appear. At present it will appear as a small number. A significant advantage of using this method is that the reference contains a named link which allows recovery from various edit problems. Otherwise, connections to references can be lost if only numbers are used and editor alter endnote numbers. * For multiple references to the same work it is suggested the ''page number'' be used to make each reference unique, i.e. ''''. * For journal articles it is suggested a reference similar to ''AuthorYear'' be used, i.e. ''''. == References == # This is an footnote with supporting material to the above reference. The template presently creates the label Note:, which contains a link back up to the reference. Readers thus have links back and forth within the text. The number at the beginning of this line was created with the Wiki notation # at the beginning of the line, which only displays a numbered list. The matching number is not necessary, and Wikipedia:Cite sources suggests using the bulleted list notation: * == See also == * Wikipedia:Footnote3 — Discussion about this reference method. * template:an — Template for references using this method. * template:anb — Template for endnotes using this method.

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