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The license applies to all articles published in the journal and is displayed in the full text of every article. The journal charges no fees of any kind; see the Open Access Policy. Requirements concerning the reuse of third-party material and the consent of identifiable persons are set out in the Instructions for Authors and the Publication Ethics.

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