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Multi-referencing

Any multi-reference key starts with `:' colon.
All such keys should be listed in the file `mf.bib'.
Therefore, the most natural way to name them is e.g. `:2a', `:3b', where a number tells us how many references are cited simultaneously and the following letter numbers them. That allows us to include into `mf.bib' file much more keys than needed, not to think about them. You can introduce your own system, but the first sign the colon is only important.
The format of a citation consisting of e.g. `john' and `smith' keys is the following:
\nocite{:2a}\cite{john,smith}
This leads to the resulting general `bib' entry:
5. john; smith
in the style corresponding to a given journal (taking into account properly dozens of special details, e.g. coincidence of authors, years, journals etc.).
A number of multi-references in one citation is unlimited.

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