The radiative corrections of heavy degenerate and nondegenerate electroweak multiplets do not decouple from low-energy experiments. Their effects can be parametrized in a general renormalization-scheme-independent way. For isospin-breaking hV and chiral-breaking hAZ and hAW, derived from the Z and W self-energies, a global analysis of existing neutral-current and Z and W data yields -1.2hV0.9, -3.5hAZ1.0, -4.4hAW2.4 (90% C.L.). The expectations for future experiments are described, and the implications for the top-quark and Higgs-boson masses, new generations, supersymmetry, and technicolor are discussed.
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