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\title{Exercise Guide for \textit{Statistical Inference (2nd Ed.)} by Casella and Berger}
\author{<NAME>}
\date{Last Updated: \today}

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\section*{About}

\begin{quote}
        \textit{``If you torture the data enough, nature will always confess.''} 
        
        - <NAME>
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There are actual solutions available
\href{http://contacts.ucalgary.ca/info/math/files/info/unitis/courses/STAT723/W2010/LEC1/STAT723-W10-LEC1-Publisher%27s-Solution-to-All-Problems-in-Text.pdf}{here}. What follows are notes I took as
I worked through some of the exercises in the book on my own. 

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