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\arxiventry{2106.03652}{A common misinterpretation of Isbell's obstruction to monoidal strictfication\linebreak}{which shows that the widely disseminated obstruction to strictifying the associator is shown to be under-specified as stated, and the truth is more subtle.}
-\arxiventry{2009.05545}{Bi-representations and bi-initial objects are not so different}{joint with L. Moser, on 2-categorical and double-categorical theorems characterising when pseudo-functors into Cat are representable, with applications to bi-adjunctions and 2-dimensional limits. To appear in {Cahiers de Topologie et Géométrie Différentielle Catégoriques}.}
+\urlentry{http://cahierstgdc.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Clingman-Moser-LXIII-3.pdf}{Bi-representations and bi-initial objects are not so different}{joint with L. Moser, on 2-categorical and double-categorical theorems characterising when pseudo-functors into Cat are representable, with applications to bi-adjunctions and 2-dimensional limits. {Cahiers de Topologie et Géométrie Différentielle Catégoriques, LXIII-3}.}
-\arxiventry{2004.01313}{2-limits and 2-terminal objects are too different}{joint with L. Moser, on the failure of all theorems of the form ``a 2-dimensional limit is a 2-dimensional terminal object in a 2-dimensional slice category of cones''.}
+\urlentry{https://doi.org/10.1007/s10485-022-09691-z}{2-limits and 2-terminal objects are too different}{joint with L. Moser, on the failure of all theorems of the form ``a 2-dimensional limit is a 2-dimensional terminal object in a 2-dimensional slice category of cones''. Appl. Categor. Struct. 2022}
\ruletitle{Award}