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 ====First Paragraph==== 
 After changing the title to Acoustic Hawking Radiation, we should revise each of the paragraphs in the article. To get started, here's the first paragraph as it presently exists: 

 :The famous Hawking radiation effect that quantum mechanics predicts for black holes has a counterpart in some branches of classical physics, but although the “classical” mechanism for indirect radiation through a horizon works in the context of Newtonian physics (see: the old Newtonian emission theory of light), it does not exist in models like Einstein’s general theory of relativity, which inherit the modified non-Newtonian relationships for mechanics derived in the special theory of relativity. 

 I suggest we delete all the obscurantist anti-relativity crap (i.e., everything after the first comma), so the paragraph should be revised to read like this: 

 :The famous Hawking radiation effect that quantum mechanics predicts for black holes has a counterpart in classical fluid mechanics. 

 All in agreement? If so, we can move on the the second paragraph."