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Van Derlofske J. 2003. Research recap: HID headlamps: Balancing visibility vs. glare. Light. Des. App. (LD+A) May; 33 (5): 10, 12 and 13.

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Van Derlofske J. 2004. Seeing the big picture. Light. Des. App. (LD+A) 34 (2): 27–33.