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\title{Title of the Paper}
\author{Leon Di Stefano}
\date{\today}

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\begin{abstract}\noindent

    Four sentences: 
    State the problem. 
    Why it's an interesting problem.
    What your solution achieves.
    What follows from your solution.
    % State the problem
    
    % Why it's an interesting problem
    
    % What your solution achieves
    
    % What follows from your solution
    
\end{abstract}

\section{Introduction}
% Describe the problem
% Use an example to introduce it
\subsubsection*{Describe the problem}

Use an example to introduce it.

% State your contributions
% Explicit list, to be backed up with evidence
\subsubsection*{State your contributions}

Use an explicit list, to be backed up by evidence.

\section{The problem}

Describe the problem, in 1 page.

\section{The main idea}


Describe your idea, in 2 pages.



\section{The idea in detail}

Peyton-Jones suggests 5 pages for this.

\section{Related work}

Put this last. 1-2 pages; be generous with credit.



\section{Conclusions and further work}

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\section*{Appendix}

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