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                      3: .bp
                      4: .SH
                      5: References
                      6: .LP
                      7: .IP 1.
                      8: L. L. Cherry,
                      9: ``PARTS - A System for Assigning Word Classes to English Text,''
                     10: submitted
                     11: .I
                     12: Communications of the ACM.
                     13: .R
                     14: .IP 2.
                     15: B. W. Kernighan and J. R. Mashey,
                     16: ``The UNIX Programming Environment,''
                     17: .I
                     18: Software \- Practice & Experience
                     19: .R
                     20: , \fB9\fR, 1-15 (1979).
                     21: .IP 3.
                     22: G. R. Klare,
                     23: ``Assessing Readability,''
                     24: .I
                     25: Reading Research Quarterly,
                     26: .R
                     27: 1974-1975,
                     28: .B
                     29: 10
                     30: .R
                     31: , 62-102.
                     32: .IP 4.
                     33: E. A. Smith and P. Kincaid,
                     34: ``Derivation and validation of the automated readability index
                     35: for use with technical materials,''
                     36: .I
                     37: Human Factors,
                     38: .R
                     39: 1970, 12, 457-464.
                     40: .IP 5.
                     41: J. P. Kincaid, R. P. Fishburne, R. L. Rogers, and B. S. Chissom,
                     42: ``Derivation of new readability formulas (Automated Readability Index,
                     43: Fog count, and Flesch Reading Ease Formula)
                     44: for Navy enlisted personnel,''
                     45: Navy Training Command Research Branch Report 8-75, Feb., 1975.
                     46: .IP 6.
                     47: M. Coleman and T. L. Liau,
                     48: ``A Computer Readability Formula Designed for Machine Scoring,''
                     49: .I
                     50: Journal of Applied Psychology,
                     51: .R
                     52: 1975, 60, 283-284.
                     53: .IP 7.
                     54: R. Flesch,
                     55: ``A New Readability Yardstick,''
                     56: .I
                     57: Journal of Applied Psychology,
                     58: .R
                     59: 1948, 32, 221-233.
                     60: .IP 8.
                     61: E. U. Coke,
                     62: private communication.
                     63: .IP 9.
                     64: D. W. Ewing,
                     65: .I
                     66: Writing for Results,
                     67: .R
                     68: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, N. Y. (1974).
                     69: .IP 10.
                     70: G. Leggett, C. D. Mead and W. Charvat,
                     71: .I
                     72: Prentice-Hall Handbook for Writers,
                     73: .R
                     74: Seventh Edition, Prentice-Hall Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. (1978).
                     75: .IP 11.
                     76: E. B. Coleman,
                     77: ``Learning of Prose Written in Four Grammatical Transformations,''
                     78: .I
                     79: Journal of Applied Psychology,
                     80: .R
                     81: 1965, vol. 49, no. 5, pp. 332-341.
                     82: .IP 12
                     83: A. V. Aho and M. J. Corasick,
                     84: ``Efficient String Matching: an aid to Bibliographic Search,''
                     85: .I
                     86: Communications of the ACM,
                     87: .R
                     88: \fB18\fR, (6), 333-340, June 1975.
                     89: .IP 13.
                     90: Bell Laboratories,
                     91: .I
                     92: ``UNIX TIME-SHARING SYSTEM: UNIX PROGRAMMER'S MANUAL,'' 
                     93: .R
                     94: Seventh Edition, Vol. 1 (January 1979).

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