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"text": "Well, it is in some sense the basic job description of a physicist to try to conceive of methods that make accessible natural phenomena that where hitherto out of reach, and to do so by devicing experiments. It is here that phenomenology comes into play by trying to work out models that can actually be tested by available data.",
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"ref": "[a. 2020, “Research interests”, in Université de Montréal, retrieved 2021-01-21",
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