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{\Large\bf Sample Abstract for the 15th International Symposium on Nuclei in the Cosmos}\\[5mm]

A.B. Charly$^a$, D.E. Foxtrot$^b$ and G.H. India$^c$\\ 				

{\small \em $^a$Alpha Institute, $^b$University of Beta, $^c$Gamma 
University}\\[3mm]

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