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1981
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Christopher D. S. Moss:
The formal description of programming languages using predicate logic. Imperial College London, UK, 1981

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1980
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Christopher D. S. Moss:
Structured programming with loop statements. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 15(1): 86-94 (1980)

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1983
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Christopher D. S. Moss:
Computing with Sequences. Logic Programming Workshop 1983: 623-630
1982
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Christopher D. S. Moss:
How to Define a Language Using PROLOG. Symposium on LISP and Functional Programming 1982: 67-73

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