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From: "Tim Leonard, DTN 225-5809, HLO2-3/C11" <leonard@com.dec.enet.ricks>
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Subject: 1992 survey of HOL users

If you've ever used HOL, or if you're planning to use HOL, could you please
send me the answers to the following three questions?  I'm collecting the
information for this year's survey of HOL users.  Thanks much, in advance ---
there's no way I can do this without your help.

Tim
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   1.)  What's your name, and how can other people contact you?  (What company
	or university are you at, what are your postal and email addresses,
	and what's your phone number?)


   2.)  What is (or was, or will be) the purpose and results of your project
	using HOL?  (If you've had several projects, it would be great to have
	a paragraph for each.)


   3.)  What have you published describing HOL-related work?

