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A paper authored in LaTeX has the structure rrxiv wants to extract: \textbackslash section commands give the table of contents, \textbackslash cite gives the citation graph, \textbackslash label and \textbackslash ref give cross-references, \texttt{\textbackslash begin{theorem}} or \texttt{\textbackslash begin{observation}} blocks give semantic units. This information is present at compile time and is destroyed by the rendering process. PDF-first infrastructure is recovering, lossily, what was present and free in the source.
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