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Fred Taylor (physicist)

OK, thank you for helping me and for communicating. I think I am getting the hang of it. In a day or two I will provide a list, with references, of the things I would like you to consider including. It's already a bit better after your latest changes. One thing I would say now is that it is too simple just to say that I retired in 2011. It's true that I relinquished the Halley Chair at age 67, as required by the statutes, but I am still active as a researcher and author, in the University and elsewhere, as my activities and publication list testify.

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