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Russell A. Hulse (right) and Joseph H. Taylor: seated at a microphone at a press conference at UMass Amherst following receipt of the Nobel Prize in Physics, May 13, 1994
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Bertrand Russell: Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech, 1950
