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How to use multiple URLs for one bibtex reference?

About @Marco Daniel's note answer, I'd advice using addendum rather than note to ensure URL are placed at the end of the entry, as are URL fields. Indeed, note is printed in the middle of the entry ...
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Long url doesn’t break in theorem optional argument (under amsthm, hyperref, xurl)

The problem is that the url is math. The theorem code stores the optional argument in a box that it then unwraps later but TeX performs some optimization in this case and omits the implicite penalties....
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Long url doesn’t break in theorem optional argument (under amsthm, hyperref, xurl)

You are under no obligation to use the optional argument of the theorem environment to place the URL string. This approach will have to be modified if the URL string contains certain TeX-special ...
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Tool for generating a website's BibTex using the URL?

getbibtex can easily do the job. But it is not as detailed as bibme does. However the information is inconsistent from bibme.org. you might manually edit/correct some.
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