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Artificial intelligence and legal discourse: The flexlaw legal text management system [Book Review]
J. C. Smith, Daphne Gelbart, Keith Maccrimmon, Bruce Atherton, John Mcclean, Michelle Shinehoft & Lincoln Quintana
Artificial Intelligence and Law 3 (1-2):55-95 (1995)
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