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Using popups: The references are linked as  popups in this document. When you click a reference, the popup material will appear in front of the text that you were reading, and the text will be grayed out in the background. To return to the text, click anywhere in the gray area surrounding the popup.

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If you have a “read more” section open and then clicking a link to another section; if you then click the “back” arrow, the “read more” section that was previously open is then closed.  When you use a back arrow the page reloads and all Read Mores are closed on reload. It may be helpful to you to review the answer to How do I view separate parts of the document in separate screens?