ZtConfig.xml

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<zoteroTools>


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	<!--YOU CAN EDIT THIS PART OF THE CONFIGURATION FOR YOUR PURPOSE.-->
	<user>
		<!--
			PLEASE, READ ZtReadMe.txt BEFORE EDITING THE CONFIGURATION!

			General macro setting can be done under 'macro' below,
			i.e for choosing a specific journal style, set macro.stylePresetName to one of the predefined journal styles.

			Each journal style in turn six types of grouped presets are related to. These groups are:
				- citation group style, i.e. '[1-3, 7]'.
				- citation group punctuation style, i.e. 'The sentence.[1]' vs. 'The sentence [1].'
				- citation style, i.e. '1', '3', or '7' in '[1-3, 7]'.
				- Resolve citation style, i.e. how citations not reachable for Zotero are resolved into clear text.
				- reference style, i.e. each reference in the bibliography.
				- Backward linking style, i.e. style of linking from reference/bibliography to each citation.

			For defining your own journal style:
				- make your own composition of the grouped presets below
				- give your composition a unique name
				- set macro.stylePresetName to this unique name

			If none of the grouped presets of a specific type doesn't fit on your journal define your own presets of this group.
			ALL STRING VARIABLES NAMED AS '...RegString' MUST BE WRITTEN IN REGEX SYNTAX! PLEASE READ THE SHORT REGEX INTRODUCTION IN ZtReadMe.txt.

			In the beginning and after you've changed configuration setting for your own purpose you should switch on debug mode
			under macro.debug: then the different procedures show how your settings are applied to the document
			and you get informations for correcting the settings where appropriate.
		-->



		<!--
			GENERAL MACRO BEHAVIOUR.
			Used by all procedures.
			These settings are the default settings when the macro has been started. All of them can be changed while the macro is running.
			Usage and meaning:
				- stylePresetName: Choose your journal style here.
								Predefined styles are 'Paediatrica CH', 'American Chemical Society', 'American Medical Association', 'IEEE',
													  'National Library of Medicine', 'Nature', 'Lancet', 'New England Journal of Medicine', 'BMJ', 'Vancouver'
				- wordIsInvisibleWhileOperation: True is a little bit faster.
				- debug: True shows you the hits of each regex in detail. macro.wordIsInvisibleWhileOperation will be inactivated.
				- citationInsertZeroWidthSpace: Word doesn't allow full hyperlink functionality if we hyperlinked a single digit citation
										which is the first character in the group. E.g. in '1-3, 5' one can link '3' and '5' without problems, but the linked '1'
										doesn't work as expected. If you set this option to 'True', the macro automatically inserts a zero width space in front of
										the '1' and the hyperlink will work fine. This procedure has one disadvantage: Zotero's refresh command will recognize this
										invisible change in the citation text and ask you, whether you allow Zotero to redo this change (deleting the zero width
										space) or whether it should exclude this citation for the future. ALWAYS ANSWER THIS QUESTION WITH 'NO'! (which means
										that Zotero will delete this zero width space and maintains the citation).
										The value of macro.citationInsertZeroWidthSpace has no influence and Word has no hyperlink problem under 3 circumstances:
											- you have chosen a citation style with minimum 2 characters for each citation, e.g. '[1]-[3], [5]' (this style has minimum 3 characters per citation)
											- you have chosen a citation style with a citation group prefix, e.g. '[1-3, 5]'
											- all cases where the first citation of a group has minimum 2 digits, e.g. '11-13, 15'
				- withBackwardLinking: True = a backward link to each citation is inserted for each reference in the bibliography.
											  The linking will be bidirectional from citation to reference and from reference to citations.
									   False = the linking is only unidirectional from citation to reference.
		-->
		<macro>
			<stylePresetName>Paediatrica CH</stylePresetName>
			<wordIsInvisibleWhileOperation>false</wordIsInvisibleWhileOperation>
			<debugging>true</debugging>
			<citationInsertZeroWidthSpace>true</citationInsertZeroWidthSpace>
			<withBackwardLinking>false</withBackwardLinking>
		</macro>

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		<!--
			JOURNAL SPECIFIC STYLE PRESETS.
			Which preset is chosen depends on the value of macro.stylePresetName above.
		-->
		<stylePreset name="Paediatrica CH">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>1</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>1</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>1</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="American Chemical Society">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>2</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>2</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="American Medical Association">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>3</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>3</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="IEEE">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>2</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>4</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>7</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="National Library of Medicine">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>2</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>4</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="Nature">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>3</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>2</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>5</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="Lancet">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>2</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>6</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="New England Journal of Medicine">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>2</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>4</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="BMJ">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>2</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>2</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>6</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="Vancouver">
			<!--This is a build-in preset.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>3</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>2</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>4</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>2</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>
		<stylePreset name="Your journal style">
			<!--You can arrange your first own preset here.-->
			<citationGroupStyle>1</citationGroupStyle>
			<punctuationStyle>1</punctuationStyle>
			<citationStyle>1</citationStyle>
			<resolveCitationStyle>1</resolveCitationStyle>
			<referenceStyle>1</referenceStyle>
			<backwardLinkingStyle>1</backwardLinkingStyle>
		</stylePreset>

		<!--
			You can copy-paste more user defined presets here.
		-->

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		<!--
			CITATION GROUP STYLES.
			Used by 'Set internal linking between citations and references' procedure.
			The correct values for all settings are depending on the citation style used by Zotero.
			Usage and meaning:
				- rangeDelimiterRegString: the delimiter standing in between two single citations presenting a range, i.e. ' - ' in '[1] - [3]'.
				- prefix: the prefix for a citation group as a whole, e.g. '[' in '[1-3]' and '' in '[1]-[3]'
		-->
		<citationGroupStyle name="1">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - any form of dash as range delimiter
							 - no prefix for a citation group
				Examples: '1-3' or '[1]-[3]' but not '[1-3]'
				Style standards or journals used in: American Chemical Society, American Medical Association, IEEE, National Library of Medicine,
													 Nature, Paediatrica CH, Lancet, New England Journal of Medicine
			-->
			<rangeDelimiterRegString>[\u002D\u2010\u2011\u2012\u2013\u2014]</rangeDelimiterRegString>
			<prefix></prefix>
		</citationGroupStyle>
		<citationGroupStyle name="2">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - any form of dash as range delimiter
							 - squared bracket open is the prefix of a citation group
				Example: '[1-3]' but not '[1]-[3]'
				Style standards or journals used in: BMJ
			-->
			<rangeDelimiterRegString>[\u002D\u2010\u2011\u2012\u2013\u2014]</rangeDelimiterRegString>
			<prefix>[</prefix>
		</citationGroupStyle>
		<citationGroupStyle name="3">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - any form of dash as range delimiter
							 - left parenthesis is the prefix of a citation group
				Example: '(1-3)' but not '(1)-(3)'
				Style standards or journals used in: Vancouver
			-->
			<rangeDelimiterRegString>[\u002D\u2010\u2011\u2012\u2013\u2014]</rangeDelimiterRegString>
			<prefix>(</prefix>
		</citationGroupStyle>
		<citationGroupStyle name="4">
			<!--
				This can become your own style.
				Edit this style for your purpose. Afterwards define your own journal style above and set stylePreset.citationGroupStyle to '4'.
				Description: ...
				Example: ...
				Style standards or journals used in: ...
			-->
			<rangeDelimiterRegString></rangeDelimiterRegString>
			<prefix></prefix>
		</citationGroupStyle>

		<!--
			You can copy-paste more user defined styles here.
			Make your own journal style and set stylePreset.citationGroupStyle in it to this citationGroupStyle name.
		-->

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		<!--
			CITATION GROUP PUNCTUATION STYLES.
			The values of all settings are controlling the action of 'Adjust punctuation surrounding citation groups'.
			Usage and meaning:
				- punctuationIsBefore: True: 'The sentence [1]. The next sentence.' will be changed to 'The sentence. [1] The next sentence.'.
									   False: 'The sentence. [1] The next sentence.' will be changed to 'The sentence [1]. The next sentence.'.
									   The punctuation surrounding a citation group won't be changed if it's already correct.
				- spaceIsBefore: True: 'The sentence[1]. The next sentence.' will be changed to 'The sentence [1]. The next sentence.'.
								 False: 'The sentence [1]. The next sentence.' will be changed to 'The sentence[1]. The next sentence.'.
								 The spacing before a citation group won't be changed if it's already correct.
		-->
		<punctuationStyle name="1">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - punctuation before citation
							 - no space before citation
				Example: 'The first sentence.[1] The next sentence.'
				Style standards or journals used in: Paediatrica CH, American Chemical Society, American Medical Association, National Library of Medicine,
													 Lancet, New England Journal of Medicine, BMJ, Vancouver
			-->
			<punctuationIsBefore>true</punctuationIsBefore>
			<spaceIsBefore>false</spaceIsBefore>
		</punctuationStyle>
		<punctuationStyle name="2">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - punctuation after citation
							 - space before citation
				Example: 'The first sentence [1]. The next sentence.'
				Style standards or journals used in: IEEE
			-->
			<punctuationIsBefore>false</punctuationIsBefore>
			<spaceIsBefore>true</spaceIsBefore>
		</punctuationStyle>
		<punctuationStyle name="3">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - punctuation after citation
							 - no space before citation
				Example: 'The first sentence[1]. The next sentence.'
				Style standards or journals used in: Nature
			-->
			<punctuationIsBefore>false</punctuationIsBefore>
			<spaceIsBefore>true</spaceIsBefore>
		</punctuationStyle>
		<punctuationStyle name="4">
			<!--
				This can become your own style.
				Edit this style for your purpose. Afterwards define your own journal style above and set stylePreset.punctuationStyle to '4'.
				Description: ...
				Example: ...
				Style standards or journals used in: ...
			-->
			<punctuationIsBefore>false</punctuationIsBefore>
			<spaceIsBefore>false</spaceIsBefore>
		</punctuationStyle>

		<!--
			You can copy-paste more user defined styles here.
			Make your own journal style and set stylePreset.punctuationStyle in it to this punctuationStyle name.
		-->

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		<!--
			CITATION STYLES.
			Used by 'Set internal linking between citations and references' procedure.
			The correct values for all settings are depending on the citation style used by Zotero.
			Usage and meaning:
				10    or   12   or   14       in   [10-12, 14]
				settings for this style:   prefix = ''      suffix = ''      localizerRegString = not relevant                                suffixIsBeforeLocalizer = not relevant

				10)   or   12)  or   14)      in   10)-12), 14
				settings for this style:   prefix = ''      suffix = ')'     localizerRegString = not relevant                                suffixIsBeforeLocalizer = not relevant

				(10)  or  (12)  or  (14)      in   [(10)-(12), (14)]
				settings for this style:   prefix = '('     suffix = ')'     localizerRegString = not relevant                                suffixIsBeforeLocalizer = not relevant

				(10)                 or
				(12: ch. B par. 2)   or
				(14: suppl.)                  in   [(10), (12: ch. B par. 2), (14: suppl.)]
				settings for this style:   prefix = '('     suffix = ')'     localizerRegString = ':(?: ch\. [A-Z]| par\. \d+| suppl\.)+'     suffixIsBeforeLocalizer = False
										   better (more flexible) localizerRegString = ': [^\)]+'     (hits every character until the suffix character is found)

			Any separators or range delimiters, e.g. ',' or '-' are not meant as part of the citation!
			The localizer regex term is automatically handled as not mandatory by the macro.
		-->
		<citationStyle name="1">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix for each single citation
							 - right parenthesis is suffix for each single citation
							 - ': ' before localizers
							 - german abbreviated localizers
							 - suffix (right parenthesis) after localizer
				Example: '1), 3)-5), 7: Kap. 2)'
				Style standards or journals used in: Paediatrica CH
			-->
			<prefix></prefix> <!-- *** -->
			<suffix>)</suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<localizerRegString>:(?:\u0020|\u00A0)(?:Kap\.|S\.|B\.|Sp\.|Abb\.|Fol\.|Nr\.|Z\.|Anm\.|op\.|Abs\.|Teil|Abschn\.|s\. v\.|Bd\.|V\.)[^\)]+</localizerRegString>
			<suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>false</suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>
		</citationStyle>
		<citationStyle name="2">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix for each single citation
							 - no suffix for each single citation
							 - no localizers
				Examples: '1, 3-5, 7' or '[1,3-5,7]' or '(1,3-5,7)'
				Style standards or journals used in: American Chemical Society, BMJ, National Library of Medicine, Nature, Vancouver, Lancet, New England Journal of Medicine
			-->
			<prefix></prefix> <!-- *** -->
			<suffix></suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<localizerRegString></localizerRegString> <!--not relevant-->
			<suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>false</suffixIsBeforeLocalizer> <!--not relevant-->
		</citationStyle>
		<citationStyle name="3">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix for each single citation
							 - no suffix for each single citation
							 - localizers enclosed in parenthesis
							 - english abbreviated localizers not capitalized and without period
				Example: '1,3-5,7(chap2)'
				Style standards or journals used in: American Medical Association
			-->
			<prefix></prefix> <!-- *** -->
			<suffix></suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<localizerRegString>\((?:chap|p|bk|col|fig|fol|no|l|n|op|para|pt|sec|sv|vol|v)[^\)]+\)</localizerRegString>
			<suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>false</suffixIsBeforeLocalizer> <!--not relevant-->
		</citationStyle>
		<citationStyle name="4">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - squared bracket open is prefix for each single citation
							 - squared bracket close is suffix for each single citation
							 - ', ' before localizers
							 - english abbreviated localizers capitalized and with period following
							 - suffix (squared bracket close) after localizer
				Example: '[1], [3]-[5], [7, Chap. 2]'
				Style standards or journals used in: IEEE
			-->
			<prefix>[</prefix> <!-- *** -->
			<suffix>]</suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<localizerRegString>,(?:\u0020|\u00A0)(?:Chap\.|p\.|Bk\.|Col\.|Fig\.|Fol\.|No\.|L\.|N\.|Op\.|Para\.|Pt\.|Sec\.|S\. v\.|Vol\.|V\.)[^\]]+</localizerRegString>
			<suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>false</suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>
		</citationStyle>
		<citationStyle name="5">
			<!--
				This can become your own style.
				Edit this style for your purpose. Afterwards define your own journal style above and set stylePreset.citationStyle to '5'.
				Description: ...
				Example: ...
				Style standards or journals used in: ...
			-->
			<prefix></prefix> <!-- *** -->
			<suffix></suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<localizerRegString></localizerRegString>
			<suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>false</suffixIsBeforeLocalizer>
		</citationStyle>

		<!--
			You can copy-paste more user defined styles here.
			Make your own journal style and set stylePreset.citationStyle in it to this citationStyle name.
		-->

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		<!--
			RESOLVE CITATIONS STYLES.
			These settings are controlling the action of 'Resolve unreachable citation groups'.
			The resolve citation function is only for your private purpose while developing the document.
			It isn't meant to follow any official citation style.
			Usage and meaning:
				- maxNamesCt: How many authores or editors are cited. If more names exist, 'et al' will be appended.
				- givenNameStyle: How the given names of authors and editors are cited. Can be one of:
									- 'GivenNameNone': no given names are cited, family names only.
									- 'GivenNameAbbreviated': the first letter of each given name is cited, i.e. 'AM' instead of 'Ann Mary' or 'Ann-Mary'.
									- 'GivenNameFull': all given names are cited unbreviated.
				- groupPrefix: This is the prefix for the resolved citation group as a whole.
				- groupSuffix: This is the suffix for the resolved citation group as a whole.
				- prefix: This is the prefix for each single citation in a resolved citation group.
				- suffix: This is the suffix for each single citation in a resolved citation group.
				- delimiter: This is the delimiter that will stand in beween the single citations in a resolved citation group.
			Example:
				If you would like to resolve the unreachable citations like [(citation1), (citation2)]
				your have to set groupPrefix = '[', groupSuffix = ']', prefix = '(', Suffix = ')', and delimiter = ', '.
		-->
		<resolveCitationStyle name="1">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - only the first author or editor is cited
							 - given names will be abbreviated
							 - a group of citations will be enclosed in squared brackets
							 - a single citation won't be affixed by anything
							 - single citations inside a group will be separated by ' // '
				Example: '[Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623. // citation2]
			-->
			<maxNamesCt>3</maxNamesCt>
			<givenNameStyle>GivenNameAbbreviated</givenNameStyle>
			<groupPrefix>[</groupPrefix>
			<groupSuffix>]</groupSuffix>
			<prefix></prefix>
			<suffix></suffix>
			<delimiter> // </delimiter>
		</resolveCitationStyle>
		<resolveCitationStyle name="2">
			<!--
				This can become your own style.
				Edit this style for your purpose. Afterwards define your own journal style above and set stylePreset.resolveCitationStyle to '2'.
				Description: ...
				Example: ...
			-->
			<maxNamesCt>0</maxNamesCt>
			<givenNameStyle>GivenNameNone</givenNameStyle>
			<groupPrefix></groupPrefix>
			<groupSuffix></groupSuffix>
			<prefix></prefix>
			<suffix></suffix>
			<delimiter></delimiter>
		</resolveCitationStyle>

		<!--
			You can copy-paste more user defined styles here.
			Make your own journal style and set stylePreset.resolveCitationStyle in it to this resolveCitationStyle name.
		-->

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		<!--
			REFERENCE STYLES.
			Used by 'Set internal linking between citations and references' and 'Remove internal linking between citations and references' procedures.
			The correct value for the all setting depends on the reference (bibliography) style used by Zotero:
			Usage and meaning:
				- numberPrefix: i.e. '\[' in '[1] Shakespeare, William: Donald and Milanea.'.
				- numberSuffix: i.e. '\]' in '[1] Shakespeare, William: Donald and Milanea.'.
								The space after ']' isn't part of the suffix.
				- referenceNormalSuffix: i.e. the last '.' in '[1] Shakespeare, William: Donald and Milanea.'.
				- all the following 'AtEnd' variables are only at interest, if a hyperlink, doi, or accessed clause can be the last clause of a reference for the chosen style:
					- referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix: i.e. the last '.' in '[1] Shakespeare, William: Donald and Milanea. http:\\example.com.'.
					- referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix: i.e. the last '.' in '[1] Shakespeare, William: Donald and Milanea. http:\\example.com. (Accessed 2011/12/13).'.
					- accessedAtEndPrefix: i.e. '(Accessed' in '[1] Shakespeare, William: Donald and Milanea. http:\\example.com. (Accessed 2011/12/13).'.
										   The space before '(' isn't part of the suffix.
					- accessedAtEndSuffix: i.e. ')' in '[1] Shakespeare, William: Donald and Milanea. http:\\example.com. (Accessed 2011/12/13).'.
		-->
		<referenceStyle name="1"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix for the reference number
							 - right parenthesis is suffix of the reference number
							 - the reference is terminated by a period, unless it ends with a web link or doi
							 - an accessed clause may stand at the end of a reference and looks like '[accessed 2019-10-01]'
				Example: '1)  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623.'
				Style standards or journals used in: Paediatrica CH
			-->
			<numberPrefix></numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix>)</numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix>.</referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix></referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix></referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>
			<accessedAtEndPrefix>[accessed</accessedAtEndPrefix>
			<accessedAtEndSuffix>]</accessedAtEndSuffix>
		</referenceStyle>
		<referenceStyle name="2"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - the reference number is enclosed in parenthesis
							 - the reference is terminated by a period
							 - an accessed clause may stand at the end of a reference and looks like '(accessed 2019-10-01)'
				Example: '(1)  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623.'
				Style standards or journals used in: American Chemical Society
			-->
			<numberPrefix>(</numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix>)</numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix>.</referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>.</referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>.</referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>
			<accessedAtEndPrefix>(accessed</accessedAtEndPrefix>
			<accessedAtEndSuffix>)</accessedAtEndSuffix>
		</referenceStyle>
		<referenceStyle name="3"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix of the reference number
							 - a period is suffix of the reference number
							 - the reference is terminated by a period, unless it ends with a web link or doi
							 - an accessed clause may stand at the end of a reference and looks like 'Accessed 2019-10-01'
				Example: '1.  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623.'
				Style standards or journals used in: American Medical Association
			-->
			<numberPrefix></numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix>.</numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix>.</referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix></referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>.</referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>
			<accessedAtEndPrefix>Accessed</accessedAtEndPrefix>
			<accessedAtEndSuffix></accessedAtEndSuffix>
		</referenceStyle>
		<referenceStyle name="4"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix for the reference number
							 - a period is suffix of the reference number
							 - the reference is terminated by a period, unless it ends with a web link or doi
							 - no accessed clause is standing at the end of a reference
				Example: '1.  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623.'
				Style standards or journals used in: National Library of Medicine, New England Journal of Medicine, Vancouver
			-->
			<numberPrefix></numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix>.</numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix>.</referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix></referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix></referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix> <!--not relevant-->
			<accessedAtEndPrefix></accessedAtEndPrefix> <!--not relevant-->
			<accessedAtEndSuffix></accessedAtEndSuffix> <!--not relevant-->
		</referenceStyle>
		<referenceStyle name="5"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix for the reference number
							 - a period is suffix of the reference number
							 - the reference is terminated by a period, unless it ends with and accessed or cited clause
							 - an accessed clause may stand at the end of a reference and looks like '(Accessed 2019-10-01)'
				Example: '1.  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623.'
				Style standards or journals used in: Nature
			-->
			<numberPrefix></numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix>.</numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix>.</referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>.</referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix></referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>
			<accessedAtEndPrefix>(Accessed</accessedAtEndPrefix>
			<accessedAtEndSuffix>)</accessedAtEndSuffix>
		</referenceStyle>
		<referenceStyle name="6"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - no prefix or suffix of the reference number
							 - the reference is terminated by a period
							 - an accessed clause may stand at the end of a reference and looks like '(accessed 2019-10-01)'
				Example: '1  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623.'
				Style standards or journals used in: BMJ, Lancet
			-->
			<numberPrefix></numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix></numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix>.</referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>.</referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>.</referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>
			<accessedAtEndPrefix>(accessed</accessedAtEndPrefix>
			<accessedAtEndSuffix>)</accessedAtEndSuffix>
		</referenceStyle>
		<referenceStyle name="7"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - the reference number is enclosed in sqared brackets
							 - the reference is terminated by a period
							 - an accessed clause may stand at the end of a reference and looks like '[Accessed 2019-10-01]'
				Example: '[1]  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623.'
				Style standards or journals used in: IEEE
			-->
			<numberPrefix>[</numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix>]</numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix>.</referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>.</referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>.</referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>
			<accessedAtEndPrefix>[Accessed</accessedAtEndPrefix>
			<accessedAtEndSuffix>]</accessedAtEndSuffix>
		</referenceStyle>
		<referenceStyle name="8"> <!-- *** -->
			<!--
				This can become your own style.
				Edit this style for your purpose. Afterwards define your own journal style above and set stylePreset.referenceStyle to '8'.
				Description: ...
				Example: ...
			-->
			<numberPrefix></numberPrefix>
			<numberSuffix></numberSuffix>
			<referenceNormalSuffix></referenceNormalSuffix>
			<referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix></referenceHyperlinkAtEndSuffix>
			<referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix></referenceAccessedAtEndSuffix>
			<accessedAtEndPrefix></accessedAtEndPrefix>
			<accessedAtEndSuffix></accessedAtEndSuffix>
		</referenceStyle>

		<!--
			You can copy-paste more user defined styles here.
			Make your own journal style and set stylePreset.referenceStyle in it to this referenceStyle name.
		-->

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		<!--
			BACKWARD LINKING STYLES.
			Used by 'Set internal linking between citations and references' procedure.
			These settings are only in use, if backward linking is switched on in the macro settings above.
			Usage and meaning:
				- maxCaptionLevel: maximum caption level shown in the screen tip texts of the backward links for each reference.
								   I.e. Word heading levels 1 to 9.
				- hyperlinkStyleName: The name of a self defined (user defined) character style. Word build in style 'Hyperlink' doesn't work.
				- delimiterBefore: i.e. the first '. ' in 'The reference. Cited on page 1, 5.'
								   The space after the period is part of the delimiter.
				- prefixSingular: i.e. 'Cited on page ' in 'The reference. Cited on page 1.'
								  The space after 'page' is part of the prefix.
				- prefixPlural: i.e. 'Cited on pages ' in 'The reference. Cited on pages 1, 5.'
								The space after 'pages' is part of the prefix.
				- delimiter: i.e. ', ' in 'The reference. Cited on page 1, 5.'
							 The space after the comma is part of the delimiter.
				- suffix: i.e. the last period in 'The reference. Cited on page 1, 5.'
				- screenTipPattern: pattern of the screen tip texts of the backward links for each reference.
									E.g. 'Page PageNr: Chapter CaptionNr, CaptionText' for
										- 'Page 3: Chapter 1, Introduction' if the caption '1. Introduction' appears on page 3
										- 'Page 54: Chapter 4.2, The evel in politics' if the caption '4.2 The evel in politics' appears on page 54.
									The following placeholders can be used: 'PageNr', 'CaptionNr', 'CaptionText'. All other text stands for itself.
		-->
		<backwardLinkingStyle name="1">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - backward linking is in german
							 - backward linking shows the topmost caption level in a german style in the screen tip text
							 - backward linking uses an user defined Word character style named 'Hyperlink intern'
				Example: '1)  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623. Zitiert auf Seite: 3, 20.'
							  with screen tip text 'Abschnitt 1: Einführung'
			-->
			<maxCaptionLevel>1</maxCaptionLevel>
			<hyperlinkStyleName>Hyperlink intern</hyperlinkStyleName>
			<delimiterBefore>. </delimiterBefore> <!-- *** -->
			<prefixSingular>Zitiert auf Seite: </prefixSingular> <!-- *** -->
			<prefixPlural>Zitiert auf den Seiten: </prefixPlural> <!-- *** -->
			<delimiter>, </delimiter>
			<suffix>.</suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<screenTipPattern>Abschnitt CaptionNr: CaptionText</screenTipPattern>
		</backwardLinkingStyle>
		<backwardLinkingStyle name="2">
			<!--
				This is a built-in style, don't change it!
				Description: - backward linking is in english
							 - backward linking shows the lowermost caption level in an english style in the screen tip text
							 - backward linking uses an user defined Word character style named 'self-defined hyperlink style'
				Example: '(1)  Shakespeare W. Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies [First Folio]. London 1623. Cited on page(s) 17, 20.'
							   with screen tip text 'Section 2.3.4, The first folio and variants'
			-->
			<maxCaptionLevel>9</maxCaptionLevel>
			<hyperlinkStyleName>Hyperlink intern</hyperlinkStyleName> <!--"self-defined hyperlink style"-->
			<delimiterBefore>. </delimiterBefore>
			<prefixSingular>Cited on page </prefixSingular> <!-- *** -->
			<prefixPlural>Cited on pages </prefixPlural> <!-- *** -->
			<delimiter>, </delimiter>
			<suffix>.</suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<screenTipPattern>Section CaptionNr, CaptionText</screenTipPattern>
		</backwardLinkingStyle>
		<backwardLinkingStyle name="3">
			<!--
				This can become your own style.
				Edit this style for your purpose. Afterwards define your own journal style above and set stylePreset.backwardLinkingStyle to '3'.
				Description: ...
				Example: ...
			-->
			<maxCaptionLevel>0</maxCaptionLevel>
			<hyperlinkStyleName></hyperlinkStyleName>
			<delimiterBefore></delimiterBefore>
			<prefixSingular></prefixSingular> <!-- *** -->
			<prefixPlural></prefixPlural> <!-- *** -->
			<delimiter></delimiter>
			<suffix></suffix> <!-- *** -->
			<screenTipPattern></screenTipPattern>
		</backwardLinkingStyle>

		<!--
			You can copy-paste more user defined styles here.
			Make your own journal style and set stylePreset.backwardLinkingStyle in it to this backwardLinkingStyle name.
		-->
	</user>
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	<basic>
		<macro>
			<citationBookmarkPrefix>ZtCitation_</citationBookmarkPrefix>
			<referenceBookmarkPrefix>ZtReference_</referenceBookmarkPrefix>
			<backwardLinkingPageNrMarker>PageNr</backwardLinkingPageNrMarker>
			<backwardLinkingCaptionNrMarker>CaptionNr</backwardLinkingCaptionNrMarker>
			<backwardLinkingCaptionTextMarker>CaptionText</backwardLinkingCaptionTextMarker>
			<doiResolver>https://doi.org/</doiResolver>
		</macro>
		<word>
			<maxScreenTipTextLength>1024</maxScreenTipTextLength>
			<cantHoldFieldStoryTypes>wdTextFrameStory</cantHoldFieldStoryTypes>
			<multipleStoriesStoryTypes>wdEvenPagesHeaderStory,wdEvenPagesFooterStory,wdPrimaryHeaderStory,wdPrimaryFooterStory,wdFirstPageHeaderStory,wdFirstPageFooterStory</multipleStoriesStoryTypes>
			<individuallyUpdateFieldStoryTypes>wdFootnotesStory,wdEndnotesStory,wdCommentsStory</individuallyUpdateFieldStoryTypes>
		</word>
		<zotero>
			<citationGroupIdentifier>ADDIN ZOTERO_ITEM CSL_CITATION</citationGroupIdentifier>
			<citationGroupPrefixIdentifier>&quot;citationItems&quot;:[</citationGroupPrefixIdentifier>
			<citationGroupSuffixIdentifier>],&quot;schema&quot;:</citationGroupSuffixIdentifier>
			<citationGroupDelimiter>,</citationGroupDelimiter>
			<bibliographyIdentifier>ADDIN ZOTERO_BIBL</bibliographyIdentifier>
			<canHoldCitationStoryTypes>wdMainTextStory,wdFootnotesStory,wdEndnotesStory</canHoldCitationStoryTypes>
		</zotero>
		<characters>
			<punctuation>.,:;?!</punctuation>
			<punctuationBreakField>.,:;?!&#10;{Chr(13)}{Chr(19)}{Chr(21)}</punctuationBreakField>
			<zeroWidthSpace>&#8203;</zeroWidthSpace>
			<noBreakSpace>&#160;</noBreakSpace>
			<spaceWOZero> &#160;</spaceWOZero>
			<space> &#160;&#8203;</space>
			<spaceWOZeroPunctuation> &#160;.,:;?!</spaceWOZeroPunctuation>
		</characters>
		<patterns>
			<punctuation>[.,:;?!]</punctuation>
			<spaceWOZero>[ &#160;]</spaceWOZero>
			<spaceWOZeroPunctuation>[ &#160;.,:;?!]</spaceWOZeroPunctuation>
		</patterns>
		<regPieces> <!-- ** -->
			<punctuationPatternRegPiece>[.,:;?!]</punctuationPatternRegPiece>
			<notPunctuationPatternRegPiece>[^.,:;?!]</notPunctuationPatternRegPiece>"
			<notSpaceWOZeroPunctuationPatternRegPiece>[^\u0020\u00A0.,:;?!]</notSpaceWOZeroPunctuationPatternRegPiece>
			<notSpaceWOZeroPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece>[^\u0020\u00A0.,:;?!\n\r\u0013\u0015]</notSpaceWOZeroPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece>
			<notPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece>[^.,:;?!\n\r\u0013\u0015]</notPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece>
			<zeroWidthSpaceRegPiece>\u200B</zeroWidthSpaceRegPiece>
			<spacePatternRegPiece>[\u0020\u00A0\u200B]</spacePatternRegPiece>
			<spaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece>[\u0020\u00A0]</spaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece>
			<spaceWOZeroChoiceRegPiece>\u0020|\u00A0</spaceWOZeroChoiceRegPiece>
			<whiteSpaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece>[\u0020\u00A0\t]</whiteSpaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece>
			<spaceWOZeroCommaSemicolonPatternRegPiece>[\u0020\u00A0,;]</spaceWOZeroCommaSemicolonPatternRegPiece>
			<spaceDashPatternRegPiece>[\u002D\u2010\u2011\u2012\u2013\u2014\u0020\u00A0]</spaceDashPatternRegPiece>
			<notSpaceDashPatternRegPiece>[^\u002D\u2010\u2011\u2012\u2013\u2014\u0020\u00A0]</notSpaceDashPatternRegPiece>
			<lineBreakChoiceRegPiece>\n|\r|\r\n</lineBreakChoiceRegPiece>
			<httpDoiPrefixChoiceRegPiece>https?://|doi:[\u0020\u00A0\t]*?10\.\d{4,5}(?:\.\d{2})?/|short-?doi:</httpDoiPrefixChoiceRegPiece>
			<!--Each list member may contain a citation number, errorneous nothing, or a reference error:-->
			<commaSeparatedIntegerListRegPiece>.*?(?:, .*?)*</commaSeparatedIntegerListRegPiece>
			<httpElementNameChoiceRegPiece>i|b|sub|sup|span</httpElementNameChoiceRegPiece>
			<familyNameSuffixChoiceRegPiece>jr|sr|II|2nd|III|3rd|IV|4th</familyNameSuffixChoiceRegPiece>
			<familyNameTheSuffixChoiceRegPiece>the|der|die</familyNameTheSuffixChoiceRegPiece>
			<!--https://perishablepress.com/stop-using-unsafe-characters-in-urls/-->
			<notUrlAllowedCharactersRegPiece>&quot; #&gt;&lt;\{\}\[\]\|\\\^&apos;</notUrlAllowedCharactersRegPiece>
			<notUrlAllowedPatternRegPiece>[^&quot; #&gt;&lt;\{\}\[\]\|\\\^&apos;\n\r\t]</notUrlAllowedPatternRegPiece>
			<notUrlEndAllowedPatternRegPiece>[^&quot; #&gt;&lt;\{\}\[\]\|\\\^&apos;\.,;\n\r\t]</notUrlEndAllowedPatternRegPiece>
			<!--www.doi.org/doi_handbook/2_Numbering.html#2.5-->
			<notDoiAllowedCharactersRegPiece>\?</notDoiAllowedCharactersRegPiece>
			<notDoiAllowedPatternRegPiece>[^&quot; #&gt;&lt;\{\}\[\]\|\\\^~&apos;\?\n\r\t]</notDoiAllowedPatternRegPiece>
			<notDoiEndAllowedPatternRegPiece>[^&quot; #&gt;&lt;\{\}\[\]\|\\\^~&apos;\?\.,;\n\r\t]</notDoiEndAllowedPatternRegPiece>
			<!--https://github.com/CrossRef/doi-destinations-RETIRED/blob/master/src/member_domains/lookup.clj-->
			<shortDoiAllowedPatternRegPiece>[a-zA-Z0-9]</shortDoiAllowedPatternRegPiece>
		</regPieces>
	</basic>
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	<!--PLEASE, DON'T EDIT THIS PART OF THE CONFIGURATION, EXCEPT YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.-->
	<!-- The following rules are used for regex string elements:
			- Regex strings should be declared as CDATA to omit the confusing escape sequences.
			- Tabs and line breaks will be ignored, but ANY SPACE CHARACTER WILL BE PRESERVED!
			- You can refer to basic or user configuration from above by object dot syntax: {parent element name.child element name.value name}.
				Parent element name has to be one of the following: 'basic' or 'user' (that means you have to omit XML root element 'zoteroTools').
			- You can only refer to elements which are "regex safe"! These are:
				- all elements that name ends on '...RegString'
				- all elements marked with ** or ***
				- all elements of groups marked with ** or ***
			- Only in case of refering to one of the ** elements you have to append 'value' to the element name.
			- Only in case of refering to one of the *** elements you have to append 'RegPiece.value' to the element name.
			- Examples:
				{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value} refers to '[.,:;?!]'.
					The string is automatically transposed to '[\.,:;\?!]' to be usable in a regex.
				{user.backwardLinkingStyle.prefixSingularRegPiece.value} refers to 'Zitiert auf Seite: ' or 'Cited on page ', depending on the chosen backward linking style.
					The string also will be transposed where applicable.
				{user.citationGroupStyle.rangeDelimiterRegString} will refere to e.g. '[\u002D\u2010\u2011\u2012\u2013\u2014]', depending on the chosen citation group style.
			- Also one special regex string from 'final' can be referenced:
				{final.reference.ReferenceUniversalSuffixChoiceRegString}
	-->
	<final>
		<citation>
			<resultRegString suffixIsBeforeLocalizer="true"><![CDATA[
				(?<numbering>{user.citationStyle.prefixRegPiece.value}
					(?<number>\d+){user.citationStyle.suffixRegPiece.value}
					(?:{user.citationStyle.localizerRegPiece.value})?)
				(?<rangeDelimiter>{user.citationGroupStyle.rangeDelimiterRegPiece.value})?
			]]></resultRegString>
			<resultRegString suffixIsBeforeLocalizer="false"><![CDATA[
				(?<numbering>{user.citationStyle.prefixRegPiece.value}
					(?<number>\d+)(?:{user.citationStyle.localizerRegPiece.value})?
					{user.citationStyle.suffixRegPiece.value})
				(?<rangeDelimiter>{user.citationGroupStyle.rangeDelimiterRegPiece.value})?
			]]></resultRegString>

			<htmlTagsRegString>
				<!-- Thanks to MasterPiece for the idea: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3790681/regular-expression-to-remove-html-tags/53708465#53708465.
					We have to use it recursively for nested tags.
					Warning on using regex on HTML ;-) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open-tags-except-xhtml-self-contained-tags/1732454#1732454.
				-->
			<![CDATA[
				(?:<({basic.regPieces.httpElementNameChoiceRegPiece.value})(?:\s+[^>]*)*>)
				(?<replacement>(?:(?!<\1).)*)(?:</\1>)
			]]></htmlTagsRegString>
			<givenNameRegString><![CDATA[
				(?:^|{basic.regPieces.spaceDashPatternRegPiece.value}+)
				(?<initial>{basic.regPieces.notSpaceDashPatternRegPiece.value})
				{basic.regPieces.notSpaceDashPatternRegPiece.value}*
				(?:(?:{basic.regPieces.spacePatternRegPiece.value}+)
					(?:(?:{basic.regPieces.familyNameTheSuffixChoiceRegPiece.value})
						(?:{basic.regPieces.spacePatternRegPiece.value}+))?
					(?:{basic.regPieces.familyNameSuffixChoiceRegPiece.value})\.?$)?
			]]></givenNameRegString>
		</citation>
		<citationGroup>
			<betweenDeleteRegString><![CDATA[
				^{basic.regPieces.spaceWOZeroCommaSemicolonPatternRegPiece.value}+$
			]]></betweenDeleteRegString>
			<betweenDeleteMultipleSpaceRegString><![CDATA[
				{basic.regPieces.spaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece.value}{2,}
			]]></betweenDeleteMultipleSpaceRegString>
			<betweenDeleteAffixedSpaceRegString><![CDATA[
				^{basic.regPieces.spacePatternRegPiece.value}*(?<text>.*?){basic.regPieces.spacePatternRegPiece.value}*$
			]]></betweenDeleteAffixedSpaceRegString>
			<punctuationRegString surroundingSigns="3"><![CDATA[
				^(?<signBefore>{basic.regPieces.notPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece.value})
				(?<punctuationBefore>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<spaceBefore>{basic.regPieces.spaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<citationGroup>.*?)
				(?<punctuationAfter>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<signAfter>{basic.regPieces.notPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece.value})$
			]]></punctuationRegString>
			<punctuationRegString surroundingSigns="2"><![CDATA[
				^(?<signBefore>)
				(?<punctuationBefore>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<spaceBefore>{basic.regPieces.spaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<citationGroup>.*?)
				(?<punctuationAfter>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<signAfter>{basic.regPieces.notPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece.value})$
			]]></punctuationRegString>
			<punctuationRegString surroundingSigns="1"><![CDATA[
				^(?<signBefore>{basic.regPieces.notPunctuationBreakFieldPatternRegPiece.value})
				(?<punctuationBefore>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<spaceBefore>{basic.regPieces.spaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<citationGroup>.*?)
				(?<punctuationAfter>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<signAfter>)$
			]]></punctuationRegString>
			<punctuationRegString surroundingSigns="0"><![CDATA[
				^(?<signBefore>)
				(?<punctuationBefore>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<spaceBefore>{basic.regPieces.spaceWOZeroPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<citationGroup>.*?)
				(?<punctuationAfter>{basic.regPieces.punctuationPatternRegPiece.value}*)
				(?<signAfter>)$
			]]></punctuationRegString>
		</citationGroup>
		<reference>
			<wholeRegString><![CDATA[
				^(?<numbering>{user.referenceStyle.numberPrefixRegPiece.value}
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				(?<text>.+?)
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