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We examine the validity of the Fermi-liquid description of the dilute 2D hole gas in the crossover from "metallic"-to-"insulating" behavior of rho(T). It has been established that, at r(s) as large as 29, negative magnetoresistance does exist and is well described by weak localization theory. The dephasing time, extracted from …