ReferenceEvidence
Sources and citations
A source is the document. A citation is the place inside that document a particular claim comes from - the page, the entry, the line. The distinction matters because a source can support one claim and say nothing about the next.
A source is where a fact comes from - a claim with no source is a lead, not a fact.
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