Take the 2-minute tour ×  This question was basically asked
before, but I think that the only answer didn't quite understand
the question so I thought I'd try again. I'm writing a paper in
which I need to have references show up in two places: a special
list of "key references" in its own section, and a bibliography
containing the rest of the references that were cited in the
text. I thought that bibentry would do it, so the document looks
something like:    \section{Amazing idea}  Chicken chicken
chicken \citep{chicken:2010fj}.  Chicken chicken, chicken
\citep{turkey:2010jk}.  \section{Key References}  \item
\bibentry{lemur:2009ii} \item \bibentry{gibbon:2011jk}
Unfortunately, this doesn't quite do it, as the resulting
document presents the lemur and gibbon bibentry references
correctly in the "Key References" section, but also prints them
in the bibliography at the end of the document. Ideally, the
only entries in the bibliography would be the chicken and turkey
\citep references. I'd like it to look like