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Richard Gillam - Langauge Analysis Systems, Inc.Richard Gillam is a software developer for Language Analysis Systems, Inc., which develops a variety of solutions for matching and analyzing personal names. He is one of the original contributors to the International Components for Unicode and the Java internationalization libraries. He is the author of "Unicode Demystified: A Practical Programmer's Guide to the Encoding Standard," published by Addison-Wesley, and a former columnist for "C++ Report." |
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