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We present a classification of 2-dimensional, taut, Stein manifolds with a proper $R$-action. For such manifolds the globalization with respect to the induced local $C$-action turns out to be Stein. As an application we determine all 2-dimensional taut, non-complete, Hartogs domains over a Riemann surface.
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