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{\small
\begin{longtable}{<column format>}
\toprule
head row
\midrule
first content row
\addlinespace
second content row
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{\small
\begin{longtable}{<column format>}
\toprule
head row
\midrule
first content row
\addlinespace
second content row
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{\small
\begin{longtable}
content
\begin{longtable}}
Thanks for your help. Could you please elaborate a bit more on `Highlander (there can be only one)'? since I am a novice user, not much familiar with the Latex jargon.rais wrote: When it comes to\bibliographystyle
, think `Highlander' (there can be only one)
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