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    …the desired stereochemistry in successive ring fusions. Each new ring closure must also provide functional groups that can be used in building up the next ring. In a quite different approach, stereochemical control of ring fusions is achieved by using the fact that under acidic conditions open-chain molecules containing suitably…

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    …the desired stereochemistry in successive ring fusions. Each new ring closure must also provide functional groups that can be used in building up the next ring. In a quite different approach, stereochemical control of ring fusions is achieved by using the fact that under acidic conditions open-chain molecules containing suitably…

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