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 efficient.
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+#+begin_LaTeX
+\category{D.1}{Software}{Programming Techniques}[Object-oriented Programming]
+\category{D.3.3}{Programming Languages}{Language Constructs and Features} 
+\terms{Languages, Design}
+\keywords{generic functions, specialization-oriented programming, method selection, method combination}
+#+end_LaTeX
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 * Introduction
   The revisions to the original Common Lisp language \cite{CLtL}
   included the detailed specification of an object system, known as
@@ -73,7 +80,7 @@ efficient.
   construction of metaobjects, for example for IDL compilers and model
   transformations.
 
-  [ A picture on MOP flexibility here would be good; I have in my mind
+  [ XXX: A picture on MOP flexibility here would be good; I have in my mind
   one where an object system is a point and the MOP opens up a blob
   around that point, and I'm sure I've seen it somewhere but I can't
   remember where.  Alternatively, there's Kiczales et al "MOPs: why we