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32	33	<p>I will refer you to the reference implementation of Arboretuum
33	34	for details on the semantics of the language. Ordinarily I frown upon this
34		sort of practice -- normatively defining a language by an implementation
35		rather than by a specification -- but the interests of brevity, the experimental tack of the
	35	sort of practice — normatively defining a language by an implementation
	36	rather than by a specification — but the interests of brevity, the experimental tack of the
36	37	project, the unsuccessful outcome of the experiment, and the relative
37	38	well-definedness of the implementation language (the purely functional subset of R<sup>5</sup>RS Scheme) conspire
38	39	to make the consequences of this choice less painful than usual.</p>

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76	77	<li><code>tree-rewrite.scm</code>
77	78	<p>Some basic tree-rewriting code, to provide contrast between it's complexity
78		and that of forest rewriting.</p>
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80		</p></li>
	79	and that of forest rewriting.</p></li>
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94	93	<p>Happy forest-rewriting!</p>
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96	95	<p>-Chris Pressey
97		<br>Cat's Eye Technologies
98		<br>March 4, 2008
99		<br>Chicago, Illinois, USA</p>
	96	<br/>Cat's Eye Technologies
	97	<br/>March 4, 2008
	98	<br/>Chicago, Illinois, USA</p>
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