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In short, no such thing exists.

The closest thing would be cf. which means compare, but that is used mostly to site things.

Example sentence for usage: While cars are required by law to stop at stop signs (Vehicle Code section 1234 ["Cars must stop at stop signs"]), but unicorns are not (cf. Vehicle Code section 5678 ["Unicorns are not required to stop at stop signs"]).

Its basically used to site a source refuting a previously acknowledged point.

Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

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