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Normal forms for context-sensitive grammars
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Direction controlled programmed grammars
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On the structure of context-sensitive grammars
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A note on scattered context grammars
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A note on leftmost restricted random context grammars
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The mathematical theory of context-free languages
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Classes of languages and linear-bounded automata
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Periodically time-variant context-free grammars
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Some restrictive devices for context-free grammars
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Matrix grammars with a leftmost restriction
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Simple matrix languages with a leftmost restriction
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Scattered context grammars
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An hierarchy between context-free and context-sensitive languages
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Computational Linguistics
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Programmed Grammars and Classes of Formal Languages
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SOME QUESTIONS OF PHRASE STRUCTURE GRAMMARS, I
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On growing context-sensitive languages
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The variable membership problem: Succinctness versus complexity
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On weak growing context-sensitive grammars
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Chapter 21 Concluding Remarks
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Scattered versus context-sensitive rewriting
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An algebraic technique for context-sensitive parsing
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Size, index, and context-sensitivity of controlled partition grammars
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