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 A bookmark is simply a 3D virtual camera (with position and camera parameters) predefined by the content provider, and can be presented to users in different ways, including as a text link (URL), a thumbnail image, or a 3D object embedded within the NVE itself.

 When users click on a bookmark, NVEs commonly provide a "fly-to" animation to transit the camera from the current
-viewpoint to the destination #cite("controlled-movement-virtual-3d", "browsing-3d-bookmarks") to help orient the users within the 3D space.
+viewpoint to the destination @controlled-movement-virtual-3d @browsing-3d-bookmarks to help orient the users within the 3D space. // TODO double cite
 Clicking on a bookmark to fly to another viewpoint leads to reduced data locality.
 The 3D content at the  bookmarked destination viewpoint may overlap less with the current viewpoint.
 In the worst case, the 3D objects corresponding to the current and destination viewpoints can be completely disjoint.
-Such movement to a bookmark may lead to a _discovery latency_ #cite("second-life"), in which users have to wait for the 3D content for the new viewpoint to be loaded and displayed.
+Such movement to a bookmark may lead to a _discovery latency_ @second-life, in which users have to wait for the 3D content for the new viewpoint to be loaded and displayed.
 An analogy for this situation, in the context of video streaming, is seeking into a segment of video that has not been prefetched yet.

 In this chapter, we explore the impact of bookmarks on NVE navigation and streaming, and make several contributions.