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\documentclass[a4paper, twoside, 11pt]{report}
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\documentclass{article}
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\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
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\usepackage[TS1,T1]{fontenc}
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\usepackage{fourier, heuristica}
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\usepackage{array, booktabs}
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\usepackage{graphicx}
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\usepackage[x11names,table]{xcolor}
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\usepackage{caption}
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\usepackage{longtable}
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\DeclareCaptionFont{blue}{\color{LightSteelBlue3}}
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\usepackage{array} % For better table formatting
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\usepackage{booktabs} % For professional quality tables
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\usepackage{xcolor} % For coloring text
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\newcommand{\foo}{\color{LightSteelBlue3}\makebox[0pt]{\textbullet}\hskip-0.5pt\vrule width 1pt\hspace{\labelsep}}
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% Load hyperref package last
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\usepackage{hyperref} % For clickable references
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\setlength{\parindent}{0pt}
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% Configure hyperref package
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\hypersetup{
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colorlinks=true,
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linkcolor=blue, % Color of internal links
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citecolor=blue, % Color of citations
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filecolor=magenta, % Color of file links
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urlcolor=blue, % Color of external links
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}
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\newcommand{\foo}{\makebox[0pt]{\textbullet}\hskip-0.5pt\vrule width 1pt\hspace{\labelsep}}
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\begin{document}
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\begin{document}
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\renewcommand\arraystretch{1.4}\arrayrulecolor{LightSteelBlue3}
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Here is an example of a long table. You can see the table in \autoref{table:example}.
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\renewcommand{\arraystretch}{3} % Increase row height to a more typical value
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\begin{longtable}{@{\,}r <{\hskip 2pt} !{\foo} >{\raggedright\arraybackslash}p{0.7\textwidth}}
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\setlength{\tabcolsep}{10pt} % Increase column padding slightly for better readability
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\begin{longtable}{@{\,}r <{\hskip 2pt} !{\foo} >{\raggedright\arraybackslash} p{0.5\textwidth} p{0.5\textwidth}}
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\caption{Animals}\label{table:example} \\
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\caption{Dates}\label{table:example} \\
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\toprule \\
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\addlinespace[1.5ex]
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1947 & AT and T Bell Labs develop the idea of cellular phonesas dwasd wad wad dwasd w asd wadwa sdwa
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\\
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September-October 2019 & Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre envisage the 'Dynabook\\
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1971 & Busicom 'Handy-LE' Calculator\\
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1973 & First mobile handset invented by Martin Cooper\\
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1978 & Parker Bros. Merlin Computer Toy\\
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1981 & Osborne 1 Portable Computer\\
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1982 & Grid Compass 1100 Clamshell Laptop\\
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1983 & TRS-80 Model 100 Portable PC\\
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1984 & Psion Organiser Handheld Computer\\
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1991 & Psion Series 3 Minicomputer\\
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1947 & AT and T Bell Labs develop the idea of cellular phonesas dwasd wad wad dwasd w asd wadwa sdwa
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\\
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September-October 2019 & Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre envisage the 'Dynabook\\
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1971 & Busicom 'Handy-LE' Calculator\\
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1973 & First mobile handset invented by Martin Cooper\\
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1978 & Parker Bros. Merlin Computer Toy\\
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1981 & Osborne 1 Portable Computer\\
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1982 & Grid Compass 1100 Clamshell Laptop\\
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1983 & TRS-80 Model 100 Portable PC\\
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1984 & Psion Organiser Handheld Computer\\
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1991 & Psion Series 3 Minicomputer\\
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1947 & AT and T Bell Labs develop the idea of cellular phonesas dwasd wad wad dwasd w asd wadwa sdwa
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\\
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September-October 2019 & Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre envisage the 'Dynabook\\
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1971 & Busicom 'Handy-LE' Calculator\\
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1973 & First mobile handset invented by Martin Cooper\\
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1978 & Parker Bros. Merlin Computer Toy\\
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1981 & Osborne 1 Portable Computer\\
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1982 & Grid Compass 1100 Clamshell Laptop\\
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1983 & TRS-80 Model 100 Portable PC\\
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1984 & Psion Organiser Handheld Computer\\
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1991 & Psion Series 3 Minicomputer\\
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1947 & AT and T Bell Labs develop the idea of cellular phonesas dwasd wad wad dwasd w asd wadwa sdwa
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\\
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September-October 2019 & Xerox Palo Alto Research Centre envisage the 'Dynabook\\
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1971 & Busicom 'Handy-LE' Calculator\\
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1973 & First mobile handset invented by Martin Cooper\\
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1978 & Parker Bros. Merlin Computer Toy\\
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1981 & Osborne 1 Portable Computer\\
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1982 & Grid Compass 1100 Clamshell Laptop\\
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1983 & TRS-80 Model 100 Portable PC\\
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1984 & Psion Organiser Handheld Computer\\
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1991 & Psion Series 3 Minicomputer\\
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1947 & AT and T Bell Labs develop the idea of cellular phonesas dwasd wad wad dwasd w asd wadwa sdwa
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\\
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1875 & Cats officially declared the best napping partners after a rigorous study by the Feline Sleep Institute.\\
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1892 & The first cat cafe opens, offering free belly rubs with every cup of tea.\\
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1910 & The Great Cat Conspiracy begins: cats secretly learn to use typewriters to communicate with each other.\\
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1925 & The invention of the "Catnip Cigar," a revolutionary toy that takes the feline world by storm.\\
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1936 & Cats form the “Paws and Whiskers Society” to advocate for better scratching post legislation.\\
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1952 & The first Cat Fashion Week is held, featuring tiny tuxedos and ball gowns for felines.\\
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1964 & Cats discover the joy of sunbeams and start a global movement for “Sunbeam Appreciation Day.”\\
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1972 & The Great Catnip Shortage causes a dramatic increase in catnip smuggling operations.\\
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1976 & Cats invent the "purr-o-meter," a device to measure their contentment level in decibels.\\
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1980 & Cats successfully petition for "National Nap Time" to be included in the workweek.\\
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1983 & The International Cat Olympics: event categories include laser pointer chasing and feather toy leaping.\\
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1986 & The first cat music album, “Meow-sic to My Ears,” tops the charts with soothing purring tracks.\\
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1991 & The launch of "Meow TV," a channel exclusively for cat videos, becomes a global sensation.\\
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1993 & Cats establish the “Whisker Award” to honor the best feline performances in human movies.\\
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1996 & The “Great Yarn Ball Explosion” occurs, creating a worldwide shortage of yarn for knitting and play.\\
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2000 & Cats design the “Ultimate Cat Tower,” a multi-level playground that becomes an architectural marvel.\\
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2005 & Cats establish their own social media platform, “PurrBook,” for sharing daily naps and fish recipes.\\
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2007 & The “International Catspiracy Conference” reveals that cats have been behind all internet memes.\\
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2012 & The Great Cat Migration: a massive wave of cats heads to the beach, inspired by viral videos of surfing cats.\\
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2015 & Cats launch a space program, “Operation Feline Frontier,” aiming to explore the moon’s cheese reserves.\\
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2018 & The "Catnip Crisis of 2018" sees cats rallying to replenish their favorite herb after a major supply chain issue.\\
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2020 & Cats run a successful campaign to get “National Cat Nap Day” recognized as a public holiday.\\
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2023 & The “Catlympics” features new sports like “Frisbee Fetch” and “Pillow Pouncing.”\\
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2025 & The “Great Laser Pointer Tournament” becomes the most-watched event of the year among feline enthusiasts.\\
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\end{longtable}
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\end{longtable}
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This was an example of a long table. You were able to see the table in \autoref{table:example}.
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\pagebreak
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\listoftables
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\end{document}
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\end{document}
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