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- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c authorLink "Barbara Liskov".
- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c first "Barbara Jane".
- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c isCitedBy Chess_endgame_literature.
- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c isCitedBy Computer_chess.
- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c last "Huberman".
- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c publisher "Stanford University Department of Computer Science, Technical Report CS 106, Stanford Artificial Intelligence Project Memo AI-65".
- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c title "A program to play chess end games".
- e6f56a87a08807877e28f23de7cf12e3f72c9e4f9ea27072716eb699384d037c year "1968".