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%\received{}
%\sessionid{}{}

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%    \meetingid{TEXT}    is the title of the meeting.

\meetingid{1994 Fall Meeting}

% AGU member identification.  Abstracts may be submitted 
% only by AGU members; non-members must have the 
% sponsorship of an AGU member, including invited talks.
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\memberid{098765432}
\sponsor{}

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% the author to whom all correspondence (acknowledgment and
% acceptance letters) should be sent in the \correspondingname 
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% \\ Reston, VA 22092".
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% their fax phone number in \correspondingfax, and their email
% address in \correspondingemail.
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% the corresponding author has made the electronic submission
% of the abstract, and that author's email address will be 
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%    \correspondingname{NAME}
%    \correspondingaddress{ADDRESS 1 \\ ADDRESS 2}
%    \correspondingcity{CITY}
%    \correspondingstate{STATE}
%    \correspondingpostal{POSTAL CODE}
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%    \correspondingphone{PHONE NUMBER}
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%    \correspondingemail{EMAIL ADDRESS}

\correspondingname{A Name}
\correspondingaddress{USGS \\ 1200 S. Eads St.}
\correspondingcity{Reston}
\correspondingstate{VA}
\correspondingpostal{22092}
\correspondingcountry{}
\correspondingphone{703-648-4000}
\correspondingfax{703-555-1212}
\correspondingemail{author@usgs.gov}

% AGU section to which abstract is submitted.  Use one of the
% following letter abbreviations:
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%    U  (Union)
%    A  (Atmospheric Sciences)
%    G  (Geodesy)
%    GP (Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism)
%    H  (Hydrology)
%    O  (Ocean Sciences)
%    P  (Planetology)
%    S  (Seismology)
%    SA (SPA Aeronomy)
%    SH (SPA Solar and Heliospheric Physics)
%    SM (SPA Magnetospheric Physics)
%    T  (Tectonophysics)
%    V  (Volcanology, Geochemistry, and Petrology)
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%    \sectionid{TYPE}

\sectionid{U}

% Special session code and title to which submittal is made, if
% any. Please refer to the list of special sessions as published in
% printed version of the Call for Papers for this meeting.  See a
% recent copy of Eos or call AGU for this information.
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%    \specialsessionid{TYPE}

\specialsessionid{}

% Up to three (3) index terms may be specified that describe the
% topic of your paper within the section.
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% Please refer to the index terms published in a recent issue of
% Eos (or call AGU for this information).
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%    \indexterm{NUMBER}

\indexterm{}
\indexterm{}
\indexterm{}

% The name of the theme, if paper is to be considered
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% themes published in the printed version of the Call for Papers 
% for this meeting.
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%    \themeid{TYPE}

\themeid{}

% Poster paper indicator.  If you prefer to give a poster
% presentation, you must specify that here, using one of these 
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%    P    Poster paper, no equipment requirements
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%    PV   Poster paper, video equipment required
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%    \postertype{TYPE}

\postertype{}

% Title only indicator.  Put the abbreviation "TO" in the
% \titleonly braces if you wish to have your abstract published 
% (assuming it is accepted) but you will not be at the meeting 
% to present the paper.
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%    \titleonly{TYPE}

\titleonly{}

% NOTE: The final decision on which presentation method 
% is used will be made by the Program Committee.

% Percent of material previously presented or published, and
% where.  Please give the percentage as a number, for instance 
% "30" or "50"; don't use words like "half", and please omit 
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% meeting identification (e.g., "1993 Spring Meeting") or a 
% journal name/abbreviation (e.g., "JGR Oceans" or "WRR").
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%    \previoussubmissioninfo{PERCENT}{WHERE}

\previoussubmissioninfo{}{}

% Payment information.  Payment must accompany the 
% abstract submittal. The only acceptable method of payment 
% for electronic submission is a credit card.  Abstracts without 
% an appropriate payment method will be returned to the 
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% expiration date using the numeric equivalent of month and 
% year, e.g., 02/95.

\paymentmethod{}
\cardholder{}
\accountnumber{}
\expirationdate{}

% Fee information.  The abstract submittal fee is determined by
% the desired length of the abstract (standard vs. extended) and
% the type of the submitting member's membership (regular vs. 
% student). The student rate is applicable only when the first 
% author is a student presenting his/her own paper.
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%    Maximum        Regular        Student
%    abstract size  AGU member     AGU member
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%    11.8 cm x 18 cm        $50            $30
%    11.8 cm x 28 cm        $70            $40
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% The submittal fee is not refundable.  The fees are in US
% dollars.
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%    \paymentamount{NUMBER}
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% Please enter one of the dollar amounts from the preceding table
% in the \paymentamount braces below.

\paymentamount{50}

% Paper type.  Indicate whether the paper is contributed or
% invited by filling in the \papertype braces using one of 
% these codes:
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%    C   Contributed paper
%    I   Invited paper
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% If the paper is invited, the name of the Section Program
% Chairman who invited the paper must be given in the 
% \programchair braces; if no name is provided, the paper will 
% be treated as contributed.
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%    \papertype{TYPE}
%    \programchair{NAME}

\papertype{}
\programchair{}

% Special instructions.  If you have a special request, such as
% "schedule my paper before or after another," indicate this by
% filling in the \specialinstructions braces.  If you would be 
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% \specialinstructions.  You will be contacted by the AGU,
%  if selected.
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%    \specialinstructions{TEXT}
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% Requests for papers following each other and having the same
% presenter generally will not be honored.

\specialinstructions{}

% Student paper.  If a student author is presenting his or her
% own paper, fill in YES in the \studentauthor braces.
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%    \studentauthor{TYPE}

\studentauthor{}

% Scientific information.  This is the "abstract" part of the
% submission, and it includes the paper title, the author 
% information, and the body of the abstract.
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%    \title{LUCID TITLE}
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% Authors and their affiliations are specified individually.
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%    \author{NAME(S)}
%    \authoraddress{INSTITUTION, CITY, STATE, 
%              POSTAL CODE}
%    \authorphone{TELEPHONE NUMBER}
%    \authoremail{EMAIL ADDRESS}
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% An author list that looks like this:
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%    B Weaver (AGU, Washington, DC 20009; ph. 202-462-6900;
%    e-mail: bweaver@agu.org); C Biemesderfer (NOAO, 
%    Tucson, AZ 85721; ph. 602-327-5511; e-mail: 
%    cbiemes@noao.edu); R Hanisch (STScI, Baltimore, MD 
%    21218; ph. 410-338-4700; e-mail: hanisch@stsci.edu);
%    S Bell (AGU, Washington, DC 20009; ph. 202-462-6900; e-mail:
%    sbell@agu.org)
%
% would be specified like this:
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%    \author{B Weaver}
%    \authoraddress{AGU, Washington, DC 20009}
%    \authorphone{202-462-6900}
%    \authoremail{bweaver@agu.org}
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%    \presentingauthor{C Biemesderfer}
%    \authoraddress{NOAO, Tucson, AZ 85721}
%    \authorphone{602-327-5511}
%    \authoremail{cbiemes@noao.edu}
%
%    \author{R Hanisch}
%    \authoraddress{STScI, Baltimore, MD 21218}
%    \authorphone{410-338-4700}
%    \authoremail{hanisch@stsci.edu}
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%    \author{S Bell}
%    \authoraddress{AGU, Washington, DC 20009}
%    \authorphone{202-462-6900}
%    \authoremail{sbell@agu.org}
%
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% needed within an item.  Intervening punctuation marks an 
% identifying text will be added automatically.  Identify the 
% presenting author by using \presentingauthor{NAME} 
% instead of \author{NAME}.
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%    \begin{abstract}
%    \end{abstract}

\title{Your title belongs here}

\presentingauthor{A First}
\authoraddress{Inst, City, State, Postal Code}
\authorphone{000-111-2222}
\authoremail{first@host.domain}

\author{N D Second}
\authoraddress{Inst, City, State, Postal Code}
\authorphone{000-111-2222}
\authoremail{second@host.domain}

\begin{abstract}

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