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The fourth batch of authors (up to 120!)

on July 26, 2014

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First batch of authors

Second batch of authors

Third batch of authors

Fourth batch of authors:

Alexander, Sue
Anderson, Julie
Auch, Mary Jane
Barrett, Judi and Ron
Barretta, Gene
Bazaldua, Barbara
Bergen, Lara
Bolden, Tonya
Cocca-Leffler, Maryann
Demi
Donaldson, Julia
Fleischman, Paul
Frankel, Erin
Gilbert, Laura
Jordan, Apple
Kurtti, Jeff
Lepp, Bil
Napoli, Donna Jo
Nivola, Claire
Peet, Bill
Peterson, Scott
Posner-Sanchez, Andrea
Richards, Kitty
Schubert, Leda
Sehlinger, Bob
Stewart, Melissa
Telchin, Eric
Tobin, Jim
Weinberg, Jennifer
Winter, Jeanette

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