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\title{Life is Good: Graduation is Within Your Reach!}

\authorinfo{Happy Researcher \and Delighted Researcher \and Ecstatic Researcher}
           {University of Washington}
           {\{happy, delight, ecstatic\}@cs.washington.edu}

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\category{D.3.3}{Programming Languages}{Language Constructs and Features}[Data
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\section{Introduction}

Immix is excellent, but could be faster~\citep{immix}. Previous efforts have
focused on making Immix faster by making it do less work. This paper proposes
a novel strategy: make Immix faster by making it do \emph{more work}. 
\todo{this seems like nonsense!}
After all, more work means more results.

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