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\title{A Review of All of Astronomy
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\author{Joe P. Student\altaffilmark{1}}
\affil{Department of Astronomy \& Astrophysics, 525 Davey Laboratory, \\
Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa 16802}
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This is an abstract.
In this paper we review all of astronomy.
Succinctly.
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\section{Introduction}
There are stars.
Groups of stars make up galaxies.
Galaxies are big \cite{zw29}.
\section{Stars are so kewl}
My instructor says stars are neat,
we will talk about lots of stars.
Then we will be famous \cite{sig01}.
To do astronomy we have to do mathematics.
This requires equations, like this one:
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E = mc^2
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\section{Conclusions}
This is or is not important.
{\it acknowledgements:\/}
This research was supported in part by mum and dad.
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\bibitem[Zwicky \& Hubble 1929]{zw29} Zwicky, F. \& Hubble, E.P., 1929, Ap. J. Letters, 10, 101
\bibitem[Sigurdsson et al 2001]{sig01} Sigurdsson, S., Jane. P. Student \& Joe P. Student, Nature, 500, 1000
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