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+@article{ LispMachine:Greenblatt,
+    author = {Greenblatt, Richard D. and Knight, Thomas F. and Holloway, John
+        T. and Moon, David A.},
+    title = {A LISP machine},
+    year = {1980},
+    issue_date = {March 1980},
+    publisher = {Association for Computing Machinery},
+    address = {New York, NY, USA},
+    volume = {15},
+    number = {2},
+    issn = {0163-5840},
+    url = {https://doi.org/10.1145/1013881.802703},
+    doi = {10.1145/1013881.802703},
+    abstract = {LISP is the second oldest computer-programming language still
+        in active use. Our implementation is based on a powerful
+        microprogrammed processor designed specifically for LISP. This
+        processor supports a tagged macro-architecture; it manipulates items
+        which have a built-in data-type field.The system supports several
+        important new storage-management features, including a real-time
+        garbage collector with hardware assist (using the basic algorithm of
+        Baker).The software itself is written in LISP to a much larger extent
+        than in previous systems. In fact, there are only two levels in which
+        code is written: LISP and microcode. Among other things this improves
+        the consistancy of system interfaces.The system design incorporates the
+        personal computer philosophy. We believe the personal computer will
+        predominate in the future since it is preferable to time-sharing in
+        most cases and technological trends are greatly reducing its cost
+        penality. In the case of very large programs, the personal computer can
+        be cost-effective today, due to the phenomenon of thrashing encountered
+        in time-sharing systems.},
+    journal = {SIGIR Forum},
+    month = {mar},
+    pages = {137–138},
+    numpages = {2}
+}
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+
 % Computers
 @inproceedings{ riscvSelfHostingComputer:Somlo,
   author={Somlo, Gabriel L.},