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Tentative Plans and Belated Updates II

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Gil Kalai

Elementary school reunion: Usually, I don’t write about personal matters over the blog, but having (a few weeks ago) an elementary school reunion after 42 years was a moving and exciting event as to consider making an exception. For now, … Continue reading →

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