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Low-temperature NMR studies of solid hydrogen at reduced ortho concentrations $X<55%$ are interpreted in terms of possible quadrupolar glass phases in which the ortho molecules are frozen into random configurations. The quadrupolar glass is an extension of the concept of the dipolar glass of spins introduced by Edwards and Anderson.
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