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Identification of Concealed Randomized Objects

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WE should like to make a few comments on two recent responses to a communication by J. G. P. et al.1.

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    J. G. PRATT & I. STEVENSON

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PRATT, J., STEVENSON, I. Identification of Concealed Randomized Objects. Nature 221, 586 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/221586a0

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