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1972
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Joseph D. Becker:
An information-processing model of intermediate-level cognition. Stanford University, USA, 1972

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1987
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Joseph D. Becker:
Arabic Word Processing. Commun. ACM 30(7): 600-610 (1987)
1985
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Joseph D. Becker:
Typing Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Computer 18(1): 27-34 (1985)

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1975
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Joseph D. Becker:
The Phrasal Lexicon. TINLAP 1975: 60-63
1969
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Joseph D. Becker:
The Modeling of Simple Analogic and Inductive Processes in a Semantic Memory System. IJCAI 1969: 655-668

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