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From: skef@cmu-cs-spice.ARPA (Skef Wholey)
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Subject: Re: Thus spake the DoD...
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Date: Mon, 18-Feb-85 00:18:57 EST
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The major figures in the Common Lisp world are currently working closely
with ARPA to establish a sort of "standards organization" for Common Lisp.
Folks at ARPA are very interested in having Common Lisp become the required
language for DoD AI work.  The biggest obstacle to Common Lisp becoming
such a standard at this point is Xerox and Interlisp community, not the Ada
folks.
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