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Grundy, J.C., Hosking, J.G., Mugridge, W.B., and Amor, R.W., "Support for Constructing Environments with Multiple Views," in Joint Proceedings of the SIGSOFT'96 Workshops, ACM Press, San Francisco, October 14-15 1996, pp. 212-216.
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Grundy, J.C., Hosking, J.G., Mugridge, W.B., and Amor, R.W. Support for Constructing Environments with Multiple Views. In Joint Proceedings of the SIGSOFT'96 Workshops, ACM Press, San Francisco, October 14-15 1996, pp. 212-216.
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Grundy, J. C., Hosking, J. G., Mugridge, W. B., and Amor, R. W.: "Support for Constructing Environments with Multiple Views," Proceedings of the Viewpoint 96: International Workshop on Multiple Perspectives in Software Development, October 1996.
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