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Usage

>>> from ReferenceFinder import ReferenceUtils
>>> docx_file_path = 'paper.docx'
>>> result_file_path = 'final_reference_result.txt'
>>> ref_finder = ReferenceUtils()
>>> ref_finder.find_references(docx_file_path, result_file_path)
>>> print('find references complete  !!!!!!')

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