Yes, the paper and Eleven Labs have a major feature of "given $AUDIO_SET, generate speech for $TEXT in the same style of $AUDIO_SET" No, in that, you can't cut

Yes, the paper and Eleven Labs have a major feature of "given $AUDIO_SET, generate speech for $TEXT in the same style of $AUDIO_SET" No, in that, you can't cut it at an arbitrary midword point, say at "what tim" in "what time is it bejing", and give it the string "what time is it in beijing", and have it recover seamlessly. Yes, in that, you can cut it at an arbirtrary phoneme boundary, say 'this, I.S. a; good: test! ok?' in IPA is 'ðˈɪs, ˌaɪˌɛsˈeɪ; ɡˈʊd: tˈɛst! ˌoʊkˈeɪ?', and I can cut it 'between' a phoneme, give it the and have it complete.