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    Tao Liao, Shiwei Jin, Yang FX, Yang Hui, Ying Xu.
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    Ferreira F, Santos MM, Castro LF, Reis-Henriques MA, Lima D, Vieira MN, Monteiro NM.
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    Planelló R, Martínez-Guitarte JL, Morcillo G.
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