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From: firth@sei.cmu.edu (Robert Firth)
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In article <mcriley.782007005@BIX.com> mcriley@BIX.com (mcriley on BIX) writes:

>I don't have the publishing info ...

	David Parnas & Paul Clements:
	Rational Design Process - How and Why to Fake it
	IEEE Software Engineering, 1986 February, p 251.