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This paper is about my wonder experiements.  But first, I must mention
the work of others, which is, of course, far inferior to my own.
Booth\cite{booth} gives a nice discussion of circular strings.  And
Polya\cite{polya} waxes eloquent about combinatorics.  Furthermore,
Culler and others\cite{culler:etal} have much to say as well.

That is all I will mention at this point.

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