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The Structural Engineer, Volume 53, Issue 7, 1975

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Mr. K. M. Brook: It is a pleasure to read a paper in which the authors have presented their results and observations so very clearly. This clarity should not, however, cause us to overlook the considerable amount of painstaking effort involved in their work.

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