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\title{Funky maths article
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\footnote{ An earlier version of this article appeared in the publication
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\author{Sam Park
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Blah, blah, blah, blah.

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More blah-blah and more; and more. Note
that a displayed equation has no number even if
$$
E=mc^2 \: .
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But, as we can see from Figure \ref{fig:funky1}, this is not true.

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\bibitem{Acheson} Acheson, David (1990) {\em Elementary Fluid Mechanics}, 
Oxford University Press.
\bibitem{Liger} Liger-Belair, G\'{e}rard and Jeandet, Phillippe (2002) 
 Effervescence in a glass
of champagne: a bubble story, {\em Europhysics News} {\bf 33} 10-14.
\bibitem{Zare} Zare, Richard (2004) {\em www.stanford.edu/group/Zarelab/guinness/}  accessed Dec 2012.

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