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| Due to the short range of this interaction, its main contribution is provided by the interaction of neutrons with a thin surface layer of the mirror and the scatterer. In this Tse shares an area of inquiry with other gatherers and scatterers of artificial yet biomorphic stuff--Diana Cooper, Sarah Sze, Jane South, and fellow Angeleno Heidi Kidon, for example. Years after Norman and McCurdy's first Penmaen collaboration, they did The Owl Scatterer (Atlantic), which was chosen by the New York Times as one of the best illustrated children's books of 1986. |
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