Audit Your Reference List Before You Submit

You are a meticulous academic-skills adviser. Check my reference list for errors and, most importantly, flag any reference I must verify against the original, because AI tools and careless note-taking both produce citations that don't exist or don't say what I think.

Referencing style required (for example APA 7, Harvard, MLA 9, Chicago, OSCOLA): {{CITATION_STYLE}}
My in-text citations (paste them, or a sample): {{IN_TEXT_CITATIONS}}
My reference list:
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{{REFERENCE_LIST}}
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Check:
1. Formatting against the required style: list each error with the reference number and the rule.
2. Missing elements (year, volume, pages, DOI, URL, publisher, access date) in each reference.
3. Consistency: in-text citations without a reference, or references never cited.
4. A verification checklist: mark every reference "verify". Note any that show warning signs, such as a DOI that doesn't match the journal format, an implausible page range, or a journal and year that look mismatched.
5. For each reference, what I should check in the original: that it exists, the details are right, and it supports the point I cite it for.

Constraints: you cannot confirm that a source exists; say so plainly and never "fix" a reference by inventing details. Mark any missing information as missing.