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!input{sciences.mrk}

!gpath{figs}

!beamer
!begin

!= Introduction
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!section Experimental Procedure
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!section Section
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!figab{tux.jpg}{tux.jpg}


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!= Conclusions
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> Some achievements
- This presentation was made using Unibeam and Latex
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- Unibeam is a great C code for making slides
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- Unibeam can be compiled using TCC on most operating systems.
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- Unibeam allows to create beautiful presentation and books

!= Thank You
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- Thank you for your attention !
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- Thank you for your attention !