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	Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia Volume 25 Number 4 2008

A Small Step on the Long Road to Understanding the R Stars: CNO Cycling in Candidate R Star Progenitors

G. Angelou and J. Lattanzio

pp. 155-160

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Search for Synchrotron Emission from Secondary Leptons in Dense Cold Starless Cores

D. I. Jones, R. J. Protheroe and R. M. Crocker

pp. 161-166

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Populating the Galaxy Velocity Dispersion – Supermassive Black Hole Mass Diagram: A Catalogue of (M_bh, σ) Values

Alister W. Graham

pp. 167-175

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Are Dumbbell Brightest Cluster Members Signposts to Galaxy Cluster Activity?

K. A. Pimbblet

pp. 176-183

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The Vertical Structure of Warm Ionised Gas in the Milky Way

B. M. Gaensler, G. J. Madsen, S. Chatterjee and S. A. Mao

pp. 184-200

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