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  1. Visual Modeling Forum

    The Visual Modeling Forum is a web community dedicated to visual modeling languages and tools. The visual modeling languages that we cover include industry ...
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    www.visualmodeling.com - 2009-02-04

  2. Cris Kobryn's Web

    Cris Kobryn's personal web. Includes an online bio and selected list of publications.
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    www.kobryn.com - 2009-02-05

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