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 author = {Collinet, C and Stöter, M and Bradshaw, C R and Samusik, N and Rink, J C and Kenski, D and Habermann, B and Buchholz, F and Henschel, R and Mueller, M S and Nagel, W E and Fava, E and Kalaidzidis, Y and Zerial, M},
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