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4th ALPUK 1992: London, UK

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Krysia Broda:
ALPUK92, Proceedings of the 4th UK Conference on Logic Programming, London, 30 March - 1 April 1992. Workshops in Computing, Springer 1993, ISBN 3-540-19783-4 [contents]

3rd ALPUK 1991: Edinburgh, UK

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Geraint A. Wiggins, Chris Mellish, Tim Duncan:
Proceedings of the 3rd UK Conference on Logic Programming, Edinburgh, 10-12 April 1991. Workshops in Computing, Springer 1992, ISBN 3-540-19734-6 [contents]

2nd ALPUK 1990: Bristol, UK

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Derek R. Brough:
Logic Programming - New Frontiers, Papers from the second ALPUK, Bristol, March 1990. Intellect Books and Kluwer Academic Publishers 1992, ISBN 1-871516-25-0 [contents]

1st ALPUK 1989: London, UK

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Tony Dodd, Richard Owens, Steve Torrance:
Logic Programming - Expanding the Horizons, Papers from the first ALPUK, London, 1989. Intellect Books 1991, ISBN 1-871516-15-3

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