Lec 1: start with email from collaborator

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+ Karl -- this is very interesting,
+ however you used an old version of
+ the data (n=143 rather than n=226).
+
+ I'm really sorry you did all that
+ work on the incomplete dataset.
+
+ Bruce
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+\note{This is an edited version of an email I got from a collaborator,
+  in response to an analysis report that I had sent him.
+
+  I try to always include some brief data summaries at the start of
+  such reports. By doing so, he immediately saw that I had an old
+  version of the data.
+
+  Because I'd set things up carefully, I could just substitute in the
+  newer dataset, type ``{\tt make}'', and get the revised report.
+
+  This is a reproducibility success story. But it took me a long
+  time to get to this point.
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