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bill.baer@uwaterloo.ca

905-320-0483

Location: PAS 2081A

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Nevil Bromley.

njbromley@uwaterloo.ca

519-888-4567, ext. 46519

Location: PAS 2081H

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519-888-4567, ext. 45428

Location: PAS 2081E

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519-888-4567 x41275

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sean@uwaterloo.ca

519-888-4567 x43769

Location: PAS 2081B

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