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    "abstract": "This paper is written to provide an insight into the physics and engineering\nthat go into power delivery of the future. Topics covered are Fault Current\nLimiters (FCL) including Superconducting FCL and Emission Limited FCL;\nLightning and Restoration Preparedness; Compressed-Gas-Insulated Delivery;\nEvaporative Cooling Delivery; Advanced Delivery Technologies Requiring Big\nBreakthroughs such as Conducting Polymers, Electron-Beam Delivery, Microwave\nDelivery, and Laser-Beam Delivery.",
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    "authors": [
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    "journal_ref": "Power Engineering Review Vol.20, No.5, 21 (2000)",
    "title": "Power Delivery of the Future",
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