Which of the following citations most closely matches the appropriate form of citation (using OSCOLA or an equivalent system) for an article published in the Modern Law Review?
A) Author, MLR or Modern Law Review, (Year) Volume 'Title' Page reference for first page of article.
B) Author, 'Title', (Year) Volume MLR or Modern Law Review Page reference for first page of article.
C) Author, (Year) Volume MLR or Modern Law Review 'Title' Page reference for first page of article.
D) Author, Title, (Year) Volume 'MLR' or 'Modern Law Review' Page reference for first page of article.

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In OSCOLA and similar citation systems, the correct order for citing a journal article typically includes the author's name, the title of the article in single quotation marks, the year of publication in parentheses, the volume number, the abbreviation of the journal name, and the page reference for the first page of the article.

Which of the Following Citations Most Closely Matches the Appropriate