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Trends in Energy is a bulletin of residential energy conservation issues. It covers items ranging from the latest policy issues to the newest energy technologies. If you have items that would be of interest, please send them to: Trends Department, Home Energy, 2124 Kittredge St., No. 95, Berkeley, CA 94704.
One Family's Electricity Savings
Every now and then we hear of a case of energy conservation above and beyond the call of duty. Pam Coxon and her husband David have reduced their electricity consumption in their San Francisco house by about 65% over the course of the last two years. Two new technologies made this possible: widely available compact fluorescents and a super-efficient refrigerator.
It all started with a few 15W Panasonic compact fluorescent lamps with magnetic ballasts, purchased from a mail order catalog in December 1989. A $4-per-bulb rebate from Pacific Gas & Electric made it easier for the Coxons to decide to give compacts a try. One of these bulbs-a porch light on a daily timer-has seen about 9,000 hours of use.
Then the Coxons decided to go all-out. As Pam says, We were intrigued with the technology and quite excited about the savings, so we began looking all over San Francisco for places where we could buy more. Over the next six months or so, Pam was able to find more types and brands of compact fluorescents at various locations in and around San Francisco: specialty stores like Earthsake and Save Energy, as well as a lumber company and a hardware store. Again, many of the bulbs had utility rebates, which made them more accessible. Still, for most of the Coxons' intended uses, such as the living room, porch and kitchen, the energy-efficient lights were cost- effective to buy even at the full price.
By the middle of 1990, Pam and David had replaced the 16 bulbs that accounted for at least 92% of household lighting electricity use. Pam says that these were purchased for about $200; full price would be around $340. We appear to be saving about $100 per year, so the [simple] payback would be 3 years, she adds. (Month-by-month electricity use appears in Figure 1.) Today, they have installed a total of 26 compact fluorescents in all but the most remote locations in their home.
One lesson the Coxons learned is that the availability of different sizes and styles of bulbs really does matter. Pam could not use compact fluorescent lamps in her favorite hurricane lamp until she discovered OSRAM's EL line of electronically ballasted bulbs, which are slim and light enough to fit. After being turned on to the OSRAMs, though, Pam was excited: I liked the fit so much I actually bought another hurricane lamp! Difficulty finding harps that allow longer or wider compacts to fit different lamps and shades is a notorious problem. On the other hand, lamp sizes and shapes can have advantages over incandescents-the porch light looks great all alone with no diffuser at all. And lights that switch on softly and warm up gradually can be quite soothing.
Still, they have encountered some minor problems. One bulb burned out on the day of purchase, but the seller replaced it. Another burned out during the first year, after only a small fraction of its advertised 10,000-hour life. The Coxons had to absorb the cost of that one.
In the course of choosing compact fluorescent lights, the Coxons had to think about their true lighting needs. Since incandescents with equivalent light use about four times as much electricity, the estimated savings in electricity is 90 kWh (per winter month), Pam explained, Our actual PG&E records show that we saved a bit more than this, about 100 kWh. This discrepancy is most likely due to some downsizing of our light output. We had a number of 150W incandescents, which we replaced with compact fluorescents with substantially lower light output, and correspondingly greater savings in electricity.
Since this experiment has a sample size of one, we cannot separate technological from behavioral changes. It is clear, though, that the winter electricity use from 1989- 1990 to 1990-1991 drops by about 100 kWh, equivalent to the savings from those 20 compact fluorescents, assuming average daily use of around 2-3 hours each.
The Next Step: A Super-Efficient 'Fridge
Immediately they saw a dramatic drop in electricity use (see Figure 1). A Sun Frost costs about $1,750, though, so the extra energy savings over a more typical efficient unit (650-700 kWh/year, $800) yields a simple payback of around 30 years, too long to justify the purchase on economic grounds alone. But the Coxons are highly motivated and feel satisfied having bought the Sun Frost, and adjusting to its lower, wider profile was not at all difficult.
Lessons from One Family
After replacing a handful of the most-used incandescent bulbs in the Coxons' home with compact fluorescents, a typical utility auditor would have considered their home retrofitted. They did, though, succeed in achieving twice the savings we would expect from a typical household. We can see the possibilities for the future in the Coxons' self-documented example. It just takes people like the Coxons to demonstrate energy savings and get the efficiency ball rolling.
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This article consists of two parts. The first part describes the concept of RAII in general. The second part continues with a special application of RAII for managing dynamic objects.
[1] This list describes prototypical RAII and does not apply to all varieties of RAII.
void myFun()
XyzLib::Mutex mutex;
// do things in series ...
// mutex.unlock() is automatically called in the destructor of mutex
void myFun()
CWaitCursor waitCursor;
// ...
// MSDN: "The object's constructor automatically causes the wait cursor to be
// displayed. When the object goes out of scope (at the end of the block in
// which the CWaitCursor object is declared), its destructor sets the cursor
// to the previous cursor. In other words, the object performs the necessary
// clean-up automatically."
void myFun (Database& db)
Transaction transaction (db);
if (something.isWrong())
throw runtime_error ("something wrong in myFun()");
// transaction.rollbackWork() is called in the destructor of
// transaction if transaction.commitWork() fails or is not
// reached, e.g. due to an exception
Similar tasks can be quite daunting in languages that lack destructors and thus RAII.
Stroustrup explains RAII to a former C++ programmer who pretends to never have heard about RAII during 6 years of programming in C++:
"For example, a container is a systematic way of dealing with objects. Some of the things you can have in a container are pointers to other objects, but the container's constructors and destructor can take care of contained objects. The name of the game here is to get allocation out of the way so you don't see it. If you don't directly allocate something, you don't directly deallocate it, because whoever owns it deals with it. The notion of ownership is central. A container may own its objects because they are stored directly. A container of pointers either owns the pointed-to objects or it doesn't. If it contains 1000 pointers, there's only one decision to make. Does it own them, or doesn't it? That's a 1000 to 1 reduction in complexity. As you apply this technique recursively and in as many places as you can, allocation and deallocation disappear from the surface level of your code."
"For example, a container is a systematic way of dealing with objects. Some of the things you can have in a container are pointers to other objects, but the container's constructors and destructor can take care of contained objects. The name of the game here is to get allocation out of the way so you don't see it. If you don't directly allocate something, you don't directly deallocate it, because whoever owns it deals with it. The notion of ownership is central. A container may own its objects because they are stored directly. A container of pointers either owns the pointed-to objects or it doesn't. If it contains 1000 pointers, there's only one decision to make. Does it own them, or doesn't it? That's a 1000 to 1 reduction in complexity. As you apply this technique recursively and in as many places as you can, allocation and deallocation disappear from the surface level of your code."
Based on the above quotation from Stroustrup, the following code implements a RAII factory for dynamic objects. I use the term 'factory' here and not 'container' to avoid confusion with traditional containers, e.g., STL containers, and to emphasize the 'creational aspect'. Clarification: Neither the name 'RAII Factory' nor the following code stem from Bjarne Stroustrup.
Example: Consider the following simple class:
class MyClass
MyClass ()
MyClass (int i)
void set (int i);
int get ();
// ...
Let's implement a RAII factory that creates objects of type MyClass:
class MyClassFactory
MyClass* create () { return imp.keep (new MyClass; }
MyClass* create (int arg) { return imp.keep (new MyClass (arg)); }
RaiiFactoryImp<MyClass> imp;
Nothing fancy. MyClassFactory consists of a few lines of boilerplate code that forwards arguments to the MyClass constructor, calls the imp.keep() function, and returns the created object to the caller.
Common RAII factory code is factored out into an implementation class template called RaiiFactoryImp. Concrete RAII factories like MyClassFactory delegate repetitive functions to it.
RaiiFactoryImp basically has/implements two tasks. It:
template <typename T>
class RaiiFactoryImp
while (!container.empty())
const T* p = container.back();
delete p;
T* keep (T* p)
container.push_back (p);
return p;
std::vector<const T*> container;
// non-copyable
RaiiFactoryImp (const RaiiFactoryImp&);
RaiiFactoryImp& operator= (const RaiiFactoryImp&);
A more polished version of RaiiFactoryImp can be found in the source code download.
Using the code: Place the RAII factory in the right scope and create as much dynamic objects as you need. All created objects are destroyed at the end of the scope, i.e., when the RAII factory goes out of scope.
void myFun (int n)
MyClassFactory factory;
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
MyClass* p = factory.create (i);
// ...
// all objects created by factory are deleted here!
The RAII Factory deletes all objects when it goes out of scope. You have to put the factory in the right scope. But what is the right scope?
If you know in advance that you want to create only one object, you don't need to dynamically allocate anything and you also don't need a RAII factory. Just put the object on the stack. Likewise, for a fixed number of objects, you will probably use a stack-based array.
For an unknown number of objects - unknown at compile time - we have to distinguish between value objects and entity objects. See this article for a brief description of the distinction between value objects (Point, Date, ...) and entity objects (Account, DataBaseConnection, ...).
// create n value objects
void myFun (int n)
vector<Point> container;
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
Point pt (x, y);
container.push_back (pt); // copy by value
The RAII factory described so far contains the basic implementation that can be extended in various ways. Examples:
The following example outlines an OO variant of a RAII factory that produces base and derived class objects alike (if the constructor parameters match).
// base.h
class MyBase {
MyBase (int i);
virtual ~MyBase(); //virtual destructor!
// ...
A class derived from MyBase:
// derived.h
class MyDerived : public MyBase {
MyDerived (int i);
virtual ~MyDerived();
// ...
MyPolymorphicFactory produces MyBase objects as well as objects of types derived from MyBase.
class MyPolymorphicFactory
template <typename T>
MyBase* create (int arg) { return imp.keep (new T (arg)); }
RaiiFactoryImp<MyClass> imp;
Using the code:
void myFun (int n)
MyPolymorphicFactory factory;
for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
MyBase* m = factory.create<MyBase> (n);
// ...
m = factory.create<MyDerived> (n);
// ...
Note how the create function is defined and invoked as factory.create<MyBase>() or factory.create<MyDerived>(). The type of the object actually created is specified in angle brackets after the function name. This is called 'explicit function template argument specification'. You need a C++ compiler with advanced template support for this to work (not with VC++ 6.0).
GFactory<T> is a class template that can be used to create objects of (almost) any type T. One limitation of this approach stems from the fact that many overloaded create() function templates are needed in GFactory because create() should support all combinations of const and non-const template parameters. Currently, GFactory<T>.create() can take up to 8 arguments (up to 16 if all arguments are const). The VC++ 6.0 compiler sometimes reports ambiguous calls (workaround: cast arguments to their type, see source code download for details). Current compilers like the VC++ 7.1 and the GCC 3.4 compiler work as expected.
#include "gfactory.h"
void myFun()
GFactory<MyClass> myClassFactory;
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
MyClass* m = myClassFactory.create (i);
// ...
Sometimes (rarely) you need to immediately destroy an object instead of waiting until the RAII factory goes out of scope. For this purpose, a dispose() function can be implemented. Be sure though that no dangling pointer is left in your code in this case.
MyClass* p = factory.create (i);
// ...
factory.dispose (p); // will delete p
Questions that may arise now:
There are some good reasons to separate creation (factory) from iteration and other container functionality. This way you create objects by using a RAII factory and put them in a different, specialized container - preferably in a container appropriate for pointers like ptr_vector or in a hash table for fast access by key. Separation of concerns provides for flexibility in this case.
On the other hand, an all-in-one solution also has its merits. It's convenient to create and use objects in one place. In an example in the source code download, operator[] is implemented which can be used as iterator through the RAII factory, e.g.:
MyClassFactory factory;
// ...
for (int i = 0; i < factory.size(); ++i)
cout << *factory[i] << endl;
So, what's the main difference between usual containers and RAII factories? Whereas containers are generic data structures, RAII factories are much more specialized in their objective. Resource management is only their most basic purpose. You easily come up with many useful features that you want to add to a RAII factory.
A powerful application of RAII factories are tree-like structures where each parent element produces n child elements which in turn become parent elements and so on. Many real world domains can naturally and efficiently be modeled as hierarchies of objects that produce and own their descendants.
Maybe you have seen C++ programs with new and delete statements scattered around the code, sometimes decorated with many try/catch blocks. This is a maintenance nightmare ("Shall I delete this object here or is it used further on?") and a resource management 'anti-pattern'. Most horror stories about 'memory problems' in C++ programs stem from people who have tried this approach. Manual management of dynamic objects, resources in general, is impractical for any but very small applications.
'Smart pointers' are not pointers but objects that mimic one aspect of pointers, that is, dereferencing. Additionally, they perform some extra, 'smart' task. E.g., std::auto_ptr and reference-counted 'smart pointers' manage the lifetime of objects for which a pointer is passed to them. In many cases, this combination of (partial) pointer functionality and resource management produces more troubles than benefits. Furthermore, resource-managing 'smart pointers' thwart deterministic resource management (you can always return, e.g., an auto_ptr). If you ask me, I would avoid 'smart pointers'. However, 'smart pointer' certainly is the best name invented in the history of C++.
Garbage Collection (GC) is a runtime mechanism that recycles unreferenced memory ('garbage') but offers no guarantee for the controlled destruction of objects. GC defeats the purpose of RAII and the unique advantage of C++: deterministic encapsulated resource management. You neither know when the collector kicks in nor when and if a 'finalizer' is called (and are even advised to avoid using a Finalize method). Exception handling gets complicated in GC languages because the responsibility of releasing resources other than pure memory is shifted on to the user. Strangely enough, GC does not necessarily prevent memory leaks [link1, link2, link3]. For C++, there is hardly a good reason to trade RAII for GC.
After a recap of the basic idea of RAII, this article has presented RAII factories, a special variety of RAII to handle dynamic objects. Compared to C++ code that is unaware of it, RAII saves you most new and delete statements. Compared to GC languages, RAII saves you most try, catch, finally, and using blocks. RAII fosters a C++ programming style that greatly simplifies resource handling. In Stroustrup's words again: "As you apply this technique recursively and in as many places as you can, allocation and deallocation disappear from the surface level of your code".
Bartosz Milewski: Resource Management in C++ [link1, link2, link3]
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"The main "Smart pointer" is a reference counted pointer, shared_ptr, intended for code where shared ownership is needed. When the last shared_ptr to an object is destroyed, the object pointed to is deleted. Smart pointers are popular, but should be approached with care. They are not the panacea that they are sometimes presented to be. In particular, they are far more expensive to use than ordinary pointers, destructors for objects "owned" by a set of shared_ptrs will run at unpredictable times, and if a lot of objects are deleted at once because the last shared_ptr to them is deleted you can incur "garbage collection delays" exactly as if you were running a general collector. The costs primarily relate to free store allocation of use count objects and especially to locking during access to the use counts in threaded systems. Do not simply replace all your ordinary pointers with smart_ptrs if you are concerned with performance or predictability. These concerns kept smart_ptrs "ancestor", counted_ptr, out of the 1998 standard. If it is garbage collection you want, you might be better off simply using one of the available garbage collectors (http://www.research.att.com/~bs/C++.html)."
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Lawmakers in Nigeria have been pushing through an anti-gay bill that would radically push back on equal rights in the West African country.
The bill is dangerously close to becoming law, according to the Daily Nation. Nigeria's Senate has already approved it. It recently passed a second reading in the House of Representatives with a unanimous vote. It is now set to go through a clause-by-clause review in the chamber, with the date yet to be announced.
If the bill is passed, it would severely limit the rights of gay men and woman in Africa's most populous nation. LGBT Nigerians already face extreme hardships.
A year ago, Nigeria's senate approved the Prohibition of Same-Sex Marriage Bill. The proposed legislation would go much further, including sentencing gay couples, who try to marry or live together, to a maximum of 14 years in jail, which is similar to laws in other African nations that oppose homosexuality.
Under the proposed law, individuals who witness or help these couples would face a 10-year sentence. Additionally, the bill bans public displays of affection between same-sex couples. LGBT organizations would also be made illegal.
"It is alien to our society and culture and it must not be imported," House majority leader Mulikat Adeola-Akande said about same-sex marriage. "Religion abhors it and our culture has no place for it," she added.
House Minority Leader Femi Gbajabiamila called gay marriage "both illegal and immoral" and said that the bill represents "convergence of both law and morality."
The country's president, Goodluck Jonathan, must sign off on the bill in order for it to become law.
Several countries in Africa are fierce in their opposition to not only LGBT rights and marriage equality, but also the very presence of gay men and lesbians in their country. On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that Uganda's legislature was set to pass an anti-gay bill that originally sentenced gay men to death for some gay acts before the end of the year in the face of protests from around the world.
Ugandan Speaker Rebecca Kadaga said the East African nation's citizens "are demanding it" and that gay men and woman pose a "serious threat" to children. Gay marriage is already outlawed in Uganda, and the country's penal code criminalizes homosexuality.
In 2009, a lawmaker, David Bahati, urged for a stronger law that would protect children from homosexuals. He expressed the belief that rich gay men from the West were "recruiting" poor children into gay lifestyles. American evangelicals, led by Scott Lively, have been instrumental in forwarding Uganda's anti-gay legislation.
On Nov. 11, AP pointed out that Christians and Muslims in another African nation, Liberia, came together to launch a campaign that urges a ban on same-sex marriage and any LGBT organizations. The campaign is looking to gain 1 million signatures. The group has already collected more than 25,000 signatures.
Amidst the depressing number of African countries that seem to be falling over themselves in their rhetoric, Malawi's government recently announced that it would suspend laws that ban homosexuality while officials debate on an outright repeal.
Currently, gay men and woman in Malawi are prohibited from getting married or entering into any kind of relationship, and consensual homosexual acts are punishable by law with individuals facing up to 14 years in prison. The country's justice minister said police are not allowed to arrest or prosecute gay men and woman until Malawi's parliament votes to repeal the anti-gay laws.
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SEFFNER, Fla. - A backhoe chipped away Monday at the remains of a house where a sinkhole opened up and swallowed a man, but there was little certainty as to what would come next for the site of the freak geological incident.
Though thousands of sinkholes erupt in Florida each year, most are small, few affect homes, and even fewer cause deaths. The sinkhole in the Tampa suburb of Seffner, however, was different.
Crews still were working to remove enough of the home to see more clearly inside the hole and determine what steps would come after the property is razed. There has been no definitive word as to whether the hole will be filled or whether the property could be built on again. But some experts say the fact that the sinkhole claimed a life - that of Jeff Bush, 37 - and that his body is expected to remain below the surface make rebuilding less likely.
"It's kind of a bad omen," said Dave Arnold, a hydrogeologist who has surveyed sinkholes for the Southwest Florida Water Management District. "This is an even worse omen with someone buried under there."
Arnold and other experts expect that once the house if destroyed, crews will work to fill in the hole and the lot will likely remain empty. Depending on the circumstances, past Florida sinkholes have been handled in varied ways.
In Maitland, Fla., a sinkhole 325 feet across was discovered in the 1960s as Interstate 4 was built. The highway was diverted around the area, but in 2008 workers began a $9 million project to fill and stabilize the sinkhole in preparation for a planned expansion of the roadway. Engineers say a road can be put over it now without any problems.
In Winter Park, Fla., a sinkhole in 1981 swallowed several sports cars, parts of two businesses, the deep end of an Olympic-size swimming pool and a three-bedroom house. It stretched about 350 feet across and caused $2 million in damages. The area became a temporary tourist attraction, but most of it was ultimately deserted, filled with water and became a lake.
And in 2002, a sinkhole about 150 feet across and 60 feet deep swallowed oak trees, sidewalk and park benches near an apartment complex in western Orange County, Fla. Two buildings with more than 100 residents were evacuated, but the structures were ultimately saved. Metal sheet piling was placed around the hole to stop the soil from sliding, and it was filled.
Often, homeowners find clues to a pending problem by cracks in the foundation or a shifting floor. When that happens, and a sinkhole threat has been established, crews can pump a thick grout - a mixture of sand and cement - into the ground to fill the holes. It is a costly process, though it is typically paid by insurance companies, and can save a home from being destroyed.
"You inject the grout under pressure and attempt to fill all the cavities you can find," said Anthony Randazzo, a former University of Florida geology professor who started the consulting firm Geohazards, which handles about 1,000 cases a year of sinkholes and other settlement issues.
Though the specifics of what will happen to the Seffner property remain unknown, Randazzo said the hole would have to be filled to keep people from falling in it and to remove a potential neighborhood eyesore.
If the family decides to try to sell the property, they would be required to notify prospective buyers of the sinkhole issue.
Currently, various county agencies are at the sinkhole site to supervise, but officials haven't given a tally of the costs or said who is absorbing them.
For now, the focus in Seffner remains on a family mourning a loved one and trying to move on. Two large backhoes scraped and pulled at the house Monday afternoon, with one gently removing possessions including a flag, a jacket, family photographs, a bicycle and a china cabinet. The other machine loaded shattered pieces of furniture and construction material into a huge waste container.
The day's most solemn moment came at 4 p.m., when demolition stopped and workers joined family members for a brief ceremony. The many flowers and notes that had been left in front of the house were loaded into a tractor's bucket, which swung slowly toward the sinkhole and dropped the materials into the hole. There was applause from across the street.
Though the house's demolition was completed Monday, crews had not yet finished removing its foundation. After that is done, likely Tuesday, they planned to survey the hole to better understand its dimensions. Hillsborough County spokesman Willie Puz said workers would then "stabilize the hole," though he remained mum on details of what precisely would be done.
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Kansans can use their vehicles to show they support pets.
Revenue from a new "I'm Pet Friendly" license plate will be used to reduce the stray animal population. Proceeds from the sale of the plates will support scholarships for Kansas State veterinary students who will work with local animal shelters, particularly in spay/neuter programs.
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A few years back, a giant virus made news because it blurred the boundaries between what we consider living cells and viruses. The Mimivirus, which infected a freshwater amoeba, had a genome that contained over a million base pairs of DNA, and carried a set of genes that were previously only found in living cells. In a PNAS paper that will be released later this week, researchers describe the genome of an oceanic mimivirus cousin that has the second largest viral genome ever seen. It was apparently discovered off the coast of Texas; you can insert your own jokes here.
The virus was found in a single-celled host that preys on the bacteria and plankton at the base of the food chain. The new find, Cafeteria roenbergensis virus (CroV), has a genome that's over 700,000 base pairs long (700 kilobases, or kb). It's linear, and the ends are filled with repetitive DNA, which the authors speculate acts a bit like telomeres do in human cells, protecting the important DNA. The gene-containing region is about 630kb, and encodes about 550 proteins, along with a handful of transfer RNAs (part of the protein production machinery).
The virus also carries some molecular parasites called inteins. These pieces of DNA insert into the middle of genes and encode a sequence that ends up in the middle of its host's protein once the gene is translated. This doesn't actually disrupt the host's protein, though—amazingly, the intein protein sequence can cut itself out of the surrounding host protein and link its two ends together as if the intein were never there. The excised intein protein then helps ensure that the DNA sequence that made it gets inherited and spreads.
About half of the virus' genes are similar to those of something from either other giant viruses or living cells, with pieces from all three domains of life (eukaryotes, bacteria, and archaea). But the majority of genes have no known function, so it's hard to know what to make of them. Some of the ones that are present, however, are pretty sophisticated. The virus has its own DNA repair system, and can hijack a system its host uses to destroy unwanted proteins; it uses this to get rid of the host's defense proteins. It also seems to have picked up 38kb from a bacteria (potentially, one of the meals of its host) that encodes for a pathway that attaches sugars to proteins.
When mimivirus was first identified, some of its discoverers looked at its large size and distinct genome and decided that viruses like that may have participated in the origin of life. CroV, the new virus, is actually the mimivirus' closest known relative, but the two viruses only share about a third of their genes, and many of the critical ones have come from completely different species. Thus, the viruses seem to have been built from a small, ancient core that has undergone a lot of horizontal gene transfers that provided them with genes from living cells.
This doesn't rule out a possible ancient existence for this group of viruses, but it does suggest that the ancient versions probably looked very little like the modern ones. Which probably means that the argument over their role in the origin of life is going to be very difficult to settle, and may go on for years.
PNAS, 2010. DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1007615107 (About DOIs).


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