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\chapter*{Abstract}

\emph{About this template}:
This template helps writing a scientific document at INSO. Users of this
template are welcome to make individual modifications, extensions, and changes
to layout and typography in accordance with their advisor.

\emph{Writing an abstract}: The abstract summarizes the most important
information within less than one page. Within the first paragraph, present the
motivation and context for your work, followed by the specific aims. In the next
paragraph, describe your methodology / approach, and / or the specific case you
are working on. The third paragraph describes the results and the contribution
of your work.

\emph{Comprehensibility}: People with different backgrounds who are novel to
your area of work should be able to understand the abstract. Therefore, acronyms
should only be used after their full definition has given. E.g., ``This work
relates to non-governmental organizations (NGOs), \ldots''.

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\section*{Keywords}
%Keyword, important, SubjectOfMyPaper, FieldOfWork.

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