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separate bibliographies  I'm writing a PhD thesis in which I
intend to include the full contents of an article I wrote. Since
I'd like the text to be as close as possible to the version
which is published, I'd like to have a dedicated (let 's call it
'secondary') bibliography section for the article at the end of
the chapter in which it is included. However, I also want all
the references cited in the article to be listed in the 'main'
bibliography, at the end of the thesis.  So to sum it up, I have
a single bibliographic resource (somefile.bib), two
bibliographies (main and secondary) and I want the entries of
the secondary to be included in the main.  Currently, I managed
to do a part of the job by including the contents of the article
in a refsegment environment. But then, the entries cited in the
article and not in the rest of the thesis do not appear in the
main bibliography. A workaround would be to have the
\printbibliography command take