Fermilab's Tevatron finds another CP violation

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Interesting, thank you
 
I'm a little surprised that they don't reference the previous Tevatron measurement: Phys.Rev.D55:2546-2558 (1997). The new value is not just inconsistent with the standard model, but it's inconsistent with the previous measurement as well.
 
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