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A few years ago BNL did some experiments measuring muon g-2. At the time there was a significant enough difference from the calculations based on the Standard Model to raise questions about SM. Since then I've seen papers indicating that SM was probably OK, with the discrepancy being due to the difficulty in calculation, particularly the hadronic contribution. Where do things stand today? Has it been resolved to the community's satisfaction or is the question still open?