THE DEBRIS DISK AROUND γ DORADUS RESOLVED WITH HERSCHEL
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G. Rieke | F. T. Collaboration | A. Koning | B. Matthews | D. Wilner | J. Kavelaars | J. Greaves | M. Wyatt | B. Sibthorpe | G. Kennedy | K. Su | H. Broekhoven-Fiene | S. Lawler | M. Booth | C. Qi | for the Debris collaboration
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