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98	--	101	A. Parkin. The Probable Outcomes of a Data Processing Project
102	--	108	Ronald K. Stamper. The LEGOL 1 Prototype System and Language
109	--	115	R. H. Pierce, J. Rowell. A Transformation-Directed Compiling System
116	--	123	Ken J. McDonell. An Inverted Index Implementation
124	--	127	H. R. A. Townsend. SST - A Program for the Automatic Generation of Symbol State Tables
128	--	131	P. Kammerer. Excluding Regions
132	--	136	Yehuda Wallach. Scheduling Algorithms for Concurrent Execution
137	--	140	Efrem G. Mallach. Scatter Storage Techniques: A Unifying Viewpoint and a Method for Reducing Retrieval Times
141	--	147	Julian R. Ullmann. A Binary n-Gram Technique for Automatic Correction of Substitution, Deletion, Insertion and Reversal Errors in Words
148	--	150	Dennis de Champeaux, Lenie Sint. An Optimality Theorem for a Bi-Directional Heuristic Search Algorithm
151	--	155	J. Schwarz. Generic Commands - A Tool for Partial Correctness Formalisms
156	--	162	Warwick S. Ford, V. Carl Hamacher. Low Level Architecture Features for Supporting Process Communication
163	--	169	A. Kaletzky, D. W. Lewin. Problem Orientated Language for Logic Design
170	--	177	J. N. Lyness, J. J. Kaganove. A Technique for Comparing Automatic Quadrature Routines
178	--	180	Yaakov L. Varol. On the Generation of the Pseudo-Remainder in Polynomial Division
181	--	184	D. J. Evans. On the Use of Fast Methods for Solving Boundary Value Problems
185	--	186	R. J. Clasen. A Note on the Use of the Conjugate Gradient Method in the Solution of a Large System of Sparse Equations
187	--	189	N. Teskey. Discussion and Correspondence KATE: A Macro-Processor for Extending Command Languages

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