The author of the paper quotes other papers, and the citation format is correct. Generally, it will be automatically identified as the cited part by the paper duplicate checking software of HowNet, and marked with green font, which will reflect the repetition rate when removing the cited documents.

The author can quote some other authors' papers or monographs in some chapters, but avoid too many full-text citations or quotations. If the quotation is improper or the format is wrong, the duplicate checking rate of HowNet papers will be affected.

For references, HowNet only cares about whether the format is correct when checking duplicate. Incorrect format references will definitely be regarded as duplicates. Please make sure the format is correct.

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For the parts that can be quoted or not, you can understand the original intention of others and express them in your own way. We should know in advance the requirements of our school or magazine for the duplicate checking report of HowNet papers before the duplicate checking of HowNet papers, that is, whether to adopt the repetition rate of removing cited documents.

The quoted parts are usually marked in red, because the author quoted fragments or even sentences from the article. According to the duplicate checking rule of HowNet, as long as a line is more than 13 words, it is judged to be duplicate. Therefore, in the process of quotation, we should try to avoid over-quotation.

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Academic misconduct network-can you find out the contents of the quoted text by checking again?