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From: Jason Trenouth
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 1989 10:53

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> You're going to love this one, I can tell. ...

I always look forward to Lensman O'Keefe's informative regular
postings on the emerging Prolog standard. His criticisms of the output
from the standard making committee have wetted my appetite.  Is it
possible to hear more (on the net) about how it was set up, who is
currently on it, what their affiliations are, and so on.

				JT

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