Partial Fraction Expansion of numerous terms multiplied and added, containing a complex variable

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The picture contains a general example of partial fraction expansion for transfer functions (electronic engineering stuff). They substitute in s = jw, but I don't understand how they got rid of so many terms doing this. I have done my own example (the second link provided) but I don't understand how they have effectively gotten rid of the majority of the RHS.

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ie. I do not understand how line 3 goes to line 4 in the second link provided. I know I am missing an omega (w) on the LHS (line 1 to line 2) but this doesn't change anything

A clear explanation is appreciated, I am not used to the notation.

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Remember that $j^2 = -1$

So in that summation you end up with $-w^2 + w^2$