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Can we prove uniqueness under a weaker hypothesis? For instance, if a complete Calabi-Yau metric on is uniformly equivalent to , then does it need to be a member of our family of Taub-NUT type metrics? If we are only given the topology of , then is it possible to characterise our Taub-NUT type metrics in terms of its tangent cone at infinity and some extra curvature decay conditions?