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\section{Section heading}
This is some text with a citation \cite{bishop2003computer}. Quoting from the syllabus, your responses do not have to be long (though sometimes they may be), but they should be thoughtfully prepared. In particular, the responses can contain many different types of remarks:

\begin{itemize}
\item You can pose clarifying questions.
\item You can criticize or praise various aspects of the paper, including its goals, assumptions, methodology, evaluation or presentation.
\item You can pose questions or suggestions for improving upon or extending the work.
\item You can draw connections with previously read papers, previously discussed topics, or previously submitted homework assignments.
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