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User:Mathglot
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sandbox
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Test pages
The sun is a star.
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It is hot.
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Notes and refs
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Notes
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About 5,500° Kelvin at the surface.
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Citations
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Smith 1993
, p. 25.
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Jones 2010
, p. 132.
Works cited
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Smith, Karen (1993).
The Sun
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Jones, Oscar (2010).
Astronomy
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