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• Please use at most one blank line between paragraphs and sections: having more than one blank line adds unnecessary (and inconsistent) vertical space to the page. ^[1] If you're looking to visually divide a section, use subsections instead. It looks like that's what you wanted here; I replaced the line breaks with subsections instead.

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