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Line 8: There are many types of {{em\|typically}} tertiary sources: * [[Encyclopedia]]s, [[Dictionary\|dictionaries]], [[Encyclopedic dictionary\|encyclopedic dictionaries]], and [[Compendium\|compendia]], (whether general or topical). * "[[Coffee table book]]s" and "[https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/6486.Best_Bathroom_Books "bathroom books]"]. * School [[textbooks]], especially below the graduate school level. * [[Bibliographies\|Bibliographies]] and [[Bibliographic index\|indexes]], [[Concordance (publishing)\|concordances]], [[Thesaurus\|thesauri]], [[database]]s, [[almanac]]s, [[guide book\|travel guides]], [[field guide]]s, [[timelines]], and similar works.

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