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 author = {Javorsek, D. and Sturrock, P.A. and Lasenby, R.N. and Lasenby, A.N. and Buncher, J.B. and Fischbach, E. and Gruenwald, J.T. and Hoft, A.W. and Horan, T.J. and Jenkins, J.H. and Kerford, J.L. and Lee, R.H. and Longman, A. and Mattes, J.J. and Morreale, B.L. and Morris, D.B. and Mudry, R.N. and Newport, J.R. and O'Keefe, D. and Petrelli, M.A. and Silver, M.A. and Stewart, C.A. and Terry, B.},
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