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\section{Exhibits}  \label{sec:exhibits}  In the following, we provide four examples of the design of correlated materials, encompassing materials displaying charge-order, superconductivity and metal-insulator transitions. The field is still in its infancy and the examples span the development of the workflow itself. itself--in some cases, only part of the full workflow was applied in the design process, as qualitative ideas and chemical principles supported the remaining steps.  We highlight the tools currently in use and the role that correlations play in each stage of the workflow.% At this point in time, material design projects arise from qualitative ideas which are inspired in the chemistry of existing compounds. [Should we say that in the future machine learning might give even more radical points of departure ?].