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N. A. M. Maiden and A. G. Sutcliffe, "People-Oriented Software Reuse: The Very Thought," presented at Advances in Software Reuse - Second International Workshop on Software Reusability, Lucca, Italy, 1993.
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N. A. M. Maiden and A. G. Sutcliffe, "People-Oriented Software Reuse: The Very Thought," presented at Advances in Software Reuse - Second International Workshop on Software Reusability, Lucca, Italy, 1993.
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