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\title{Shaking it up}


\author{Alberto Pepe}
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\author{Alyssa Goodman}
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\author{JL Galache}
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\textbf{Got \href{http://www.figshare.com}{figures}?} You can insert a figure in your article by clicking on the \verb|Insert Figure| button, or dragging and dropping it anywhere onto the article. The \verb|Attach| button below the figure lets you add data to your figures: a CSV, TSV, JSON file, an \href{https://www.authorea.com/11070}{IPython Notebook} (image below) or a \href{http://bl.ocks.org/rkirsling/5001347}{d3.js} interactive graphic (second image below, click on it and play with it!). 

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\textbf{Bibliography}. Do you want to cite a paper? Say, this one \cite{2012} or this one \cite{Holstein_2009}? No need to leave the comfort of your editor. Click on the \verb|+| (plus) button in the toolbar and search articles by title, author, keyword, or DOI. Ready to submit your article? Click the \verb|Export| button at the top of the page and we'll format it nicely for you.

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