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164. Jeannette Plante and Brandon Lee, Dynamic Range Corporation, “

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178. Lien C. Yang, Lexter J. Granda, Thomas D. Klause, John H.

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180. Enrico Troiani, Davide Bruzzi, Stefano Gianotti, Paolo Tortora

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