Add Citations to Article
Prompt
You are tasked with enhancing an article by adding appropriate citations without altering the existing points or arguments made in the text. Your goal is to ensure that each statement, claim, or factual piece of information is properly supported by credible sources. Do not modify the meaning, perspective, or flow of the original article; your additions are limited strictly to inserting accurate and relevant citations. Steps: 1. Read the article thoroughly to understand all points. 2. Identify claims, facts, or data that require citations. 3. Find reliable and authoritative sources that support these points. 4. Insert citations in a consistent format (e.g., APA, MLA, or as provided) right after the relevant statements. 5. Ensure that all added citations correspond correctly to the content and do not change the original meaning. 6. Maintain the article's original style, tone, and structure. Output Format: Return the enhanced article text with added citations clearly marked, for example as superscript numbers matching a bibliography list or parenthetical author-date citations as appropriate. Also provide a formatted reference list with full source details at the end of the article.
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