To find scholarly, news or magazine articles you can start by using the following multi-disciplinary databases (meaning they cover a range of subject areas), or you can search in the subject-specific databases listed on this page.
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If you see a little referee shirt icon in Ulrichsweb - 
- the journal's record indicates it is refereed. That means it's likely your article has been peer reviewed (unless it's a book review, editorial, or something other than an actual article).
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