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Holomorphic curves in complex spaces BARBARA DRINOVEC DRNOVSEK a n d
FRANC FORSTNERIC 203
Super-moonshine for Conway's largest sporadic group
JOHN F. DUNCAN 255
-supports for modules for finite group schemes
ERIC M. FRIEDLANDER and JULIA PEVTSOVA 317
Quasi-Hamiltonian geometry of meromorphic connections
PHILIP BOALCH 369
Correction to "Cluster algebras and Weil-Peters son forms"
MICHAEL GEKHTMAN, MICHAEL SHAPIRO, and
ALEK VAINSHTEIN 407
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