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5.13 Reference material
These case studies have been researched by discussion with the end client and/or
the supplier combined with information found on the internet or in published
articles. The following list includes all sources except direct discussion as
outlined in the Acknowledgements section. Web pages referenced were accessed
on 12 November 2 002.
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