BGM Durie1, J-L Harousseau2, JS Miguel3, J Blade.4, B Barlogie5, K Anderson6, M Gertz7,
M Dimopoulos8, J Westin9, P Sonneveld10, H Ludwig11, G Gahrton12, M Beksac13, J Crowley14,
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