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G. Fischer, D. Redmiles, L. Williams, G. Puhr, A. Aoki, and K. Nakakoji. Beyond object-oriented technology: Where current object-oriented approaches fall short. Human-Computer Interaction, 10(1), 1995. (in press).
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