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BRIDGE LAWS IN HYPERTEXT: A LOGIC MODELING APPROACH
Increasingly, computerized systems tend to delegate certain portions of their functionality to other systems. This is routinely done by systems that use Data Base Management Systems (DBMS) to manage their data. The DBMS is in charge of all data related operations. A similar phenomena is emerging
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