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Subject: RE: HumanML in the News
Thanks Owen,
Yes I have seen this article (a colleague of mine forwarded it to me). It
actually links to Russ's article in WSReview.
http://www.dclab.com/dclnews0506.asp#story3
http://www.wsreview.com/online/articles/read.cfm?ContentID=3148
Ranjeeth Kumar Thunga
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Subject: HumanML in the News
Hey, guys, you probably already know about this, but FYI just in case.
Owen
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