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Description	English: History of neodymium laser glass development at LLNL
Date	2004-12-23 (original upload date) (Original text : September 5, 2003.)
Source	https://www.llnl.gov/str/September03/Moses.html
Author	Science and Technology Review, LLNL Original uploader was Deglr6328 at en.wikipedia
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File change date and time	11:33, 3 September 2003
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