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      <title>The Half-Life of a Citation</title>
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      <description>What Survives · Chapter 2 of 9&#xA;Two weeks into building a corpus, I did what any librarian with a suspicious mind would do: I checked whether my library was still there. The corpus was a curated set of sources — roughly 285 links, gathered by hand, each one a page I had actually read and judged worth pointing at. These were the footnotes of my working life, the evidence under my claims.</description>
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