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Independent updates and incremental agreement in replicated databases
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Achieving Incremental Consistency among Autonomous Replicated Databases**This work was performed in the context of the Fauve-project and started while some of the authors were visiting Stanford, and partially supported by NSF grant IRI-9007753
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