R4.5.2 Signals in citation clauses within textual sentences.R4.5.1 Signals that start citation sentences.R4.4 Authorities Cited Within Each Signal.R3.1 Three Options for In-Text Citations.R2.2 Additional Italicized Words in Textual Sentences.

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