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Recently a paper entitled ``The Igex 76Ge Neutrinoless Double-Beta DecayExperiment: Prospects for Next Generation Experiments'' has been published inPhys. Rev. D 65 (2002) 092007. In view of the recently reported evidence forneutrinoless double beta decay (KK-Evid01,KK02-Found,KK02-PN) it isparticularly unfortunate that the IGEX paper is rather incomplete in itspresentation. We would like to point out in this Comment that and why it wouldbe highly desirable to make more details about the experimental conditions andthe analysis of IGEX available. We list some of the main points, which requirefurther explanation. We also point to an arithmetic mistake in the analysis ofthe IGEX data, the consequence of which are too high half life limits given inthat paper.Comment: latex, 1 table, to be publ. in Phys. Rev.

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