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From: jamwahl@badlands.nodak.edu (Jim)
Subject: Future of Ada?
Date: 1999/01/13
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I am just wondering what those who frequent this news group think
about the future of Ada.  I've heard a lot of talk that Ada is kind of
dying out and that not even the military is using it any more.  Any
comments would be greatly appreciated.

	-Jim