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    "abstract": "In his autobiography Casimir barely mentioned the Casimir effect, but\nremarked that it is \"of some theortical significance.\" We will describe some\naspects of Casimir effects that appear to be of particular significance now,\nmore than half a century after Casimir\u0027s famous paper.",
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    "title": "Of Some Theoretical Significance: Implications of Casimir Effects",
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