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dkim@nrao.edu,dckim,pi,1,test,1,test
lvonschi@nrao.edu,Lyndele von Schill,Glendenning,18,test,2.0,gjvwv ebneb
awootten@nrao.edu,Al Wootten,Jeff Kern,15,CASA VLBI,6.5,Interesting...
calvs2011@gmail.com,cal,callum,15150263,dogs doing backflips,.5,dogs can do backflips
paul.f.goldsmith@jpl.nasa.gov,PAUL GOLDSMITH,Ho,15,ALMA Band 1,10,I think there are many higher priority proposals that do not have the issue of overlap with J-VLA

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