Question

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Answer 1

I’m not sure I fully understand the placeholders you wrote. I’ll make a clear, reusable formatting proposal that matches what I think you want: three “containers” (1 = direct quotes, 2 = my response/paraphrase, 3 = citations). If that’s not what you meant, tell me which parts to change.

Proposed format
- Container 1 (Direct quotes): Put each direct quote on its own line, wrapped in double quotes.
- Container 2 (My response / paraphrase / analysis): Normal paragraphs with no quotation marks.
- Container 3 (Citations): Numbered list of sources with short descriptions and URLs.

Example
Container 1:
"Direct quotes appear here exactly as in the source."

Container 2:
This is the assistant’s paraphrase or commentary about the quoted material. It is not in quotes, and it explains or expands on the quoted text.

Container 3:
1. Source title — short description. https://example.org/source1
2. Another source — short description. https://example.org/source2

If you want different delimiters (single quotes, blockquote style, labels instead of the word “Container”), or a different citation style (APA, MLA, inline footnotes), tell me which and I’ll follow it.