Cern - Lhc Point 3

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  find the linked group of locations that must form the CERN complex for the LHC. It should look something like embedded links (which are hidden by the wiki search!?) to the following: Cern - Lhc Point 1 / ATLAS, Vernier, Switzerland Cern - Lep, Lhc Point 2 / ALICE, Saint-Genis-Pouilly, France Cern - Lhc Point 3, Chevry, France Cern - Lhc Point, Echenevex, France Cern - Lhc Point 5 / Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS), Segny, France Cern - Lhc Point 6, Ornex, France Cern - Lhc Point 7, Ferney-Voltaire, France Cern - LHC Point 8 - LHCb experiment, Le Grand-Saconnex, Switzerland CERN Entrance A, Vernier, Switzerland CERN Entrance B, Vernier, Switzerland Tunnel, Vernier, Switzerland SMA 18 Bldg., CERN,. Meria Site, Vernier, Switzerland NA58 experiment (COMPASS), Meyrin, Switzerland Cern, Meyrin, TSCV, Building 35, Satigny, Switzerland CERN - Prevessin site, Meyrin, Switzerland CERN Building 27, Vernier, Switzerland Not to mention related sites like the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Hadron_Collider, 'Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS), Uniyn Hidalgo, Mexico' and the Texas 'never was LHC' or the CERN ATLAS experiment and Global computational Grid was due to start in June 2008, Cairo, Egypt.

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