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\textbf{This dissertation is based on the following refereed publications in chronological order} 
(I have contributed to all stages of work as the lead author):
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\item Myself and My Coauthor. 
Paper title: Paper subtitle. 
In {\em Proceedings of The Best Conference}, short paper track, BestConf~'15, pages 100--105. Publisher, 2015. 
\href{https://doi.org/xxx}{\path{doi:xxx}}. 
Materials appear in Chapter~X.

\item Myself, My Coauthor, and Another Coauthor. 
My journal article. 
{\em Journal Title}, 10(1):100--115, April 2016. 
\href{https://doi.org/yyy}{\path{doi:yyy}}. 
Materials appear in Chapter~X.

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\noindent Additionally, the materials of Chapter~X have been used to prepare the following full paper manuscript:
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\item Myself and My Coauthor. 
Manuscript title: Manuscript subtitle.
2019. 
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\noindent\textbf{Further publications not related to this dissertation}
(I have contributed to all or some stages of work in conceptualization, implementation, or writing):
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\item Myself, My Coauthor, and Another Coauthor. 
A not so relevant paper title. 
In {\em Proceedings of Another Conference}, Conf~'16, pages 20--30. Publisher, 2016. 
\href{https://doi.org/zzz}{\path{doi:zzz}}. 
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