\documentclass[11pt,twoside]{article}

\usepackage{project}

\newcommand{\projectstage}{Project Report}
\newcommand{\projecttitle}{PROJECT TITLE}
\newcommand{\authors}{AUTHORS}
\newcommand{\projectdate}{\today}

\begin{document}

\maketitle

\begin{abstract}
  A short abstract, summarizing the proposed project, 200 words or
  fewer.  The project report should conform to this format but is not
  limited a fixed number of pages.  If there is supporting material,
  such as more examples or an implementation, please provide a URL and
  sketch what is there.  The firm deadline for the project report is
  \textbf{Friday, May 7, 2010}.
\end{abstract}

\section{Introduction}

The introduction should provide motivation, clear problem
statment, and brief sketch of the most relevant prior
work with citations.  The introduction should be accessible
to anyone in the class, and should not expect too much
background knowledge.  This is especially true if the white
paper applies modal logic in your own area of research.
The introduction should also foreshadow your results and
provide a roadmap for the rest of your report.

\section{Project Results}

You should detail the results from your project in whatever style
you find appropriate.  This will likely require multiple
sections, but these may have different character for different
kind of projects.  There is no page limit, but remember that
conciseness if a virtue as long as the main points are explained
clearly.  Again, the intended audience are other students in
the class and the instructors.

\section{Conclusion}

Summarize the project and point to further related work (not yet
mentioned before) and some potential future work (even if you do not
plan on carrying it out yourself).

\section{References}

Give the references in the usual BibTeX format.  Please make sure the
references satisfy old-fashioned scholarly standards and include page
numbers and other standard bibliographic information.

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\bibliography{modal}

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\end{document}
