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Overleaf is bad~\cite{you2023}.
Overleaf is not what you need at all~\cite{you2024}.
DO NOT use Overleaf~\cite{you2024,you2023}.
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Overleaf is bad [?]. Overleaf is not what you need at all [?]. DO NOT use Overleaf [?, ?].
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Overleaf is bad~\cite{you2023}.
Overleaf is not what you need at all~\cite{you2024}.