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The primary contributor to the article appears to be married to the subject. I believe the article to be objective, but in attempting to locate secondary sources in order to remedy its BLP unsourced status, I came up short. I did come across a mention in New Scientist from 8 April 1989 of an analysis Professor Rafelski performed in relation in the cold fusion controversy, but I don't feel competent to write about this or to place it in context. Will Orrick (talk) 14:35, 28 January 2011 (UTC)Reply
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