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details of what to do about supplementary data and utilities to
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`Acta is intended to offer a central place for publication and
discussion of all research in this vast and ever-expanding field. It
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concerned with the methods and results of investigating the arrangement
of atoms in matter, particularly when that arrangement has regular
features.'
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