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A possibility of a very clean signature for the production of WR^± is pointed out. If the right-handed neutrino is lighter than WR^±, left-right symmetric gauge theory predicts the decay WR⁺→μ⁺μ⁺+2 hadronic jets, with the branching ratio {~}3%. The lack of neutrinos in the final state and the absence of a sizable background make WR^± rather easy to detect (if it exists). Detailed predictions regarding the production and decay rates of WR⁺ are presented.
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