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\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\usepackage{phase1}

\begin{document}
%   1. RATIONALE FOR DD TIME
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%       Explain why DD time is required; i.e., why the proposal was not submitted
%       to the most recent TAC, or explain why the proposal cannot wait until the
%       next TAC for evaluation.
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\rationaletime          % Do not delete this command.
% Enter your rationale for DD time here.
ENTER YOUR TEXT HERE.

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%   2. SCIENTIFIC JUSTIFICATION
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%      This section should present a balanced discussion of background information,
%      the program's goals, its significance to astronomy in general, and its importance
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\justifyscience         % Do not delete this command.
% Enter your Science Justification here.
ENTER YOUR TEXT HERE.

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%   3. DESCRIPTION OF THE OBSERVATIONS
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%       Provide a description of the proposed observations; Explain the
%       amount of exposure time and number of orbits requested (e.g., number
%       of objects, examples of exposure-time calculations and orbit estimations
%       for some typical observations, etc.). Explicitly describe any
%       non-standard calibration requirements and observations.
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\describeobservations   % Do not delete this command.
% Enter your observing description here.
ENTER YOUR TEXT HERE.

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%   4. SCHEDULING REQUIREMENTS
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%       Provide any special scheduling requirements (such as required and
%       desired execution windows, special orientation or background
%        requirements, and time links to HST or other observations) to allow
%        for scheduling impact assessment. For minimum schedule disruption,
%        STScI requires that all observing information be submitted at least 2
%        months prior to execution, in cases where this is possible.
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\schedulingreqs             % Do not delete this command.
% Justify your scheduling requirements here, if any.
ENTER YOUR TEXT HERE.

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\end{document}          % End of proposal. Do not delete this line.
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