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Nicol, John R., Wilkes, C. Thomas, and Manola, Frank A. Object Orientation in Heterogenous Distributed Computing Systems. IEEE Computer, 26:6, June, 1993. p. 57-67.
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Nicol, J., Wilkes, T. and Manola, F. #1993#. Object Orientation in Heterogenous Distributed Computing Systems. IEEE Computer, 26#6#, June, 1993.
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