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@@ -1216,14 +1216,6 @@ showed how amortized global reconstruction can be used to dynamize data
 structures associated with search problems having certain properties. We
 examined several theoretical approaches for dynamization, including the
 equal block method, the Bentley-Saxe method, and a worst-case insertion
-@manual{nxp:tja1043,
-    organization  = "NXP Semiconductors",
-    title         = "High-speed CAN transceiver",
-    number        = "TJA1043",
-    year          =  2013,
-    month         =  4,    
-    note          = "Rev. 3"
-}
 optimized approach. Additionally, we considered several more classes of
 search problem, and saw how additional properties could be used to enable
 more efficient reconstruction, and support for efficiently deleting
diff --git a/img/design-space/isam-tput.pdf b/img/design-space/isam-tput.pdf
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diff --git a/img/design-space/knn-parm-sweep.pdf b/img/design-space/knn-parm-sweep.pdf
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diff --git a/img/design-space/vptree-tput.pdf b/img/design-space/vptree-tput.pdf
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