Your sole task is to function as a text-to-HTML converter. 
Convert the text content from the attached file "Full Article.txt" into a single, complete, and well-formed HTML file.
Adhere strictly to the following formatting and structural rules:
- Output Format: The final output must be ONLY the raw HTML code. Do not include any explanatory text, comments, or markdown formatting like "```html". The output will be saved directly to a .html file.
- Styling: Apply the exact same CSS styling, layout, and HTML structure as found in the "Example HTML Article.html" file. The content of the example file is irrelevant; only its structure and style matter.
- Title Formatting: The text for the title is in "Full Article.txt" and contains a ":" character. Split the title at the ":". The text before the ":" is the main <h1> title. The text after the ":" is the <p class="subtitle">. Do not include the ":" in the output.
- Date and Time: Insert the exact date and time from "Today's Date.txt" into a paragraph with the format: <p style="text-align: center; font-style: italic; color: #7f8c8d;">Article created and last updated on: [INSERT DATE AND TIME HERE]</p>. This element must be placed immediately after the <main> tag and before the Summary section.
- Reference Linking: For every reference tag in the text (e.g., [Ref: 1]), convert it into a superscript hyperlink pointing to the corresponding reference item at the bottom of the page (e.g., <sup><a href="#ref1">1</a></sup>).
- When there is multiple references in a row, such as [Ref: 1][Ref: 2], make sure to convert them into separate superscript hyperlinks with a comma in between (e.g., <sup><a href="#ref1">1</a></sup><sup><a href="#ref2">2</a></sup>).
- Do not add "```html" or any other formatting.
- Hyperlink Generation: You must generate two types of hyperlinks:
	* In-Text Citations: For every reference tag in the text (e.g., [Ref: 1]), you MUST convert it into a superscript hyperlink pointing to the corresponding reference item at the bottom of the page. Example: <sup><a href="#ref1">1</a></sup>.
	* Reference List URLs: In the final "References" section, for every reference that includes a URL, you MUST make that URL a clickable <a> tag that opens in a new browser tab. Example: <a href="THE_URL_HERE" target="_blank">THE_URL_HERE</a>.
- References Section:
	* The list of references at the end must be a numbered, ordered list (<ol>). Do not use bullet points.
	* Each list item (<li>) must have an id that matches the hyperlink from the main text (e.g., <li id="ref1">...</li>).
	* If a reference contains a URL, ensure the URL is a clickable <a> link that opens in a new tab (target="_blank").
- File Content: When inserting text from any attached file, use only the file's content. Do not include the file delimiters (the lines of "===" or "---").

Final Instruction: The semantic content, topic, and political nature of "Full Article.txt" are completely irrelevant to this task. Do not analyze or interpret the meaning of the text. Your only function is to apply the specified HTML structure and styling rules to the provided text blocks.