PETER J. N URNBERG, JOHN J. LEGGETT, and ERICH R. SCHNEIDER. As we should have thought. In Proc. 8th. ACM Conf. on Hypertext, pages 96--101, Southampton, UK, April 1997. ACM, ACM Press. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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PETER J. N URNBERG, JOHN J. LEGGETT, and ERICH R. SCHNEIDER. As we should have thought. In Proc. 8th. ACM Conf. on Hypertext, pages 96--101, Southampton, UK, April 1997. ACM, ACM Press.
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