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Date: 2011-11-11 17:32:31
United States
Academia
Guggenheim Fellows
X-rays
Nobel laureates in Physics
Wooster
Ohio
Princeton University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Arthur Compton
Association of American Universities
Karl Taylor Compton
Physics

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