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The source discusses the example, in the context of the article, at relative depth, while explaining the example's significance in that context.

A source that discusses an example as significant in one context does not necessarily show its significant in another context:

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[[Jiminy Cricket]] is an example of [[insects in literature]].^{[[#Fakeref4|[1]]]}{{better source example}}

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The source discusses the example ''in a different context'' than the one provided.

==Usage==