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Azua-Bustos, A., Benford, J., Boss, A.P., Brin, D., Dartnell, L.R., Davies, P.C.W., Davis, M.M., Dyson, G., Edmondson, W.H., Forgan, D.H., Gertz, J., Herzing, D.L., Howard, A.W., Walker, S.I., Korpela, E.J., Liszt, H.S., Maccone, C., Marcy, G.W., Michaud, M., Musk, E., O’Brien, T.J., Prix, R., Rummel, J.D., Siemion, A.P.V., Stone, R.P.S., Walkowicz, L.M., Werthimer, D., Wright, S.A. 2015. “Regarding Messaging to Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI) / Active Searches for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (Active SETI).” Accessed May 19, 2018. [setiathome.berkeley.edu/meti_statement_0.html](https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/meti_statement_0.html)

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