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Vol. 4:2 (2001) ► pp.218–223

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Richard Sproat. A computational theory of writing systems. Studies in natural language processing.Cambridge: University Press, 2000. xviii, 236 pp. Hb. $59.95

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Published online: 3 June 2002
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