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March 1999

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Chao KLaing CAnane RYounas MNorman P(2003)Multiple Evolutionary Agents For Decision SupportJournal of Integrated Design & Process Science10.5555/1242347.12423517:2(39-56)Online publication date: 1-Apr-2003
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