Note: This is a working paper, so comments and suggestions for revisions are welcome. It is a bit rougher than I normally release, but I believe it produces a valid estimate and is quite adequate. What appears here is the analysis itself; a summary and further discussion appears at the antiTHRlies blog. Continue reading
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