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Giuseppe Bilotta <bourbaki@bigfoot.com> writes:

> How could I tell the second itemization to start at 3, possibly
> linking it to the actual number of baz (so that if baz changes
> position, the numbers are always in sync)?

Items can have a reference like \item[baz], which you can refer
to. Perhaps you can play with this?

> 
> Second question: can I have "running" itemization? Like (1) This
> is item 1 and (2) this is item two.

Yes, see english manual about itemizations.

Groetjes,

Berend. (-: