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Normally, I run Miktex with this BAT file:

miktex-pdflatex %1
miktex-bibtex %1
miktex-pdflatex %1
miktex-pdflatex %1

and for a long time it has worked perfectly.

But recently it stopped working. Now it simply repeats the lines in the file.

How can I get it working again?

With thanks.

This BAT file:

miktex-pdflatex %1
miktex-bibtex %1
miktex-pdflatex %1
miktex-pdflatex %1

normally works fine. But now it simply repeats the commands in the file.

I have tried re-installing Miktex but that does not help.

How can I fix this problem?

I've discovered the reason for the problem! The source file for the paper was using predefined bibliographic entries instead of my BibTex source file. Hence the new citation was not being picked up.

Many thanks indeed for your help!

Gerry

Thanks very much for these points. Here's a bit more info:

* The blg-file contains lines like this:

Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "sp_autonomous_robots"
Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "wolff_1988"
Warning--I didn't find a database entry for "chomsky_1965"
Warning--I didn ...

PS The source for that bad citation is:

In connection with these issues, it has been discovered by Emma Strubell and colleagues \cite{strubell_etal_2019} that the process of training a large AI model

Gerry

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