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-## Articles with code vs articles from code with Dmitry
+## Articles with code vs articles from code
 
 One of the main advantages of articles written in MyST Markdown is the fact that you can bundle several types of outputs (such as figures, tables, equations, etc.) from your Jupyter Notebooks in a single document. This is made possible by the use of `directives`, which are special commands that instruct MyST Markdown to include the content of a notebook, a file, or a chunk of text in your document or cite references. You can use DOIs, [](https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/h89js) or a local bibliography file (`paper.bib`) for citations @Boudreau2023.