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    "abstract": "Braunstein and Kimble observe correctly that, in the Innsbruck experiment,\nNature 390, 575 (1997), one does not always observe a teleported photon\nconditioned on a coincidence recording at the Bell-state analyser. However,\nwhen a teleported photon appears, it has all the properties required by the\nteleportation protocol.",
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      "Dik Bouwmeester",
      "Jian-Wei Pan",
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      "Marek Zukowski",
      "Anton Zeilinger"
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    "doi": "10.1038/29678",
    "journal_ref": "Nature 394 (1998) 841",
    "title": "A posteriori teleportation ?",
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