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P50 | author | John Anthony Hardy | Q6237755 |
Jason L. Eriksen | Q56000546 | ||
Lisa Skipper | Q58001133 | ||
Dennis W. Dickson | Q30504740 | ||
Jungsu Kim | Q42371135 | ||
P2093 | author name string | Georgia Dolios | |
Rong Wang | |||
Mike Hutton | |||
Pritam Das | |||
Eileen McGowan | |||
Wen-Lang Lin | |||
Christopher B Eckman | |||
Todd Golde | |||
Fiona Pickford | |||
M Paul Murphy | |||
Cindy Yu | |||
Karen Jansen | |||
Michael DeLucia | |||
Luisa Onstead | |||
Jenny Beard | |||
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