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I'm feeling too harried to fold this in myself, so I'm dumping it here.

<ref name=Byrd2021>{{cite web 
  |url=https://earthsky.org/space/smallest-most-massive-white-dwarf/ 
  |accessdate=8 August 2021
  |title=Most-massive white dwarf living on the edge 
  |last1=Byrd 
  |first1=Deborah 
  |author-link=Deborah Byrd
  |date=5 July 2021 
  |website=earthysky.org
  |publisher=[[Earth & Sky]] 
}}</ref>

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References

^ Byrd, Deborah (5 July 2021). "Most-massive white dwarf living on the edge". earthysky.org. Earth & Sky. Retrieved 8 August 2021.

[Byrd2021-1] Byrd, Deborah (5 July 2021). "Most-massive white dwarf living on the edge". earthysky.org. Earth & Sky. Retrieved 8 August 2021.

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