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\title{A short paper with a few citations}

\author{Michael W. Richmond\altaffilmark{1}}
\affil{School of Physics and Astronomy, Rochester Institute of Technology,
    Rocheter, NY 14623}

\begin{abstract}
A very short paper with just a few citations,
designed to illustrate LaTeX's handling of a bibliography.
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\section{Introduction}

I wrote a paper a long time ago \citep{1986AJ.....91..517R}.
Actually, my advisor, Gillian Knapp, 
wrote most of it;
she was kind enough to permit me to put my name first.

Years later, as part of my graduate work,
I helped to automate a telescope.
\citet{1993PASP..105.1164R} describes that project.



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