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\title{The Title}

\author{
  First Author's Name\\
  First Author's Address
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  Second Author's Name\\
  Second Author's Address
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\abstract{
  The Abstract.
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\keywords{The Key Words}

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\section{Introduction}

The Introduction.  As described in the CFP:
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The introduction must consist of
a brief and intuitive description of:
* the problem that is tackled in the
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* the motivation and importance
* the method used in the paper
* the performance or the result
* the related works and the
  originality claim
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\bibitem{Example}
  E.\ Xample.
  How to write good example files.
  In {\em Proceedings of PASCO'94}, Hagenberg, Austria, 1994.

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