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of conference papers. We are currently accepting submissions of abstracts
to be presented at the following conferences:
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SSSP 2010
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ABSTRACTING INSTRUCTIONS
Please make your abstract concise (100-200 words), but also informative,
providing a succinct summary of the paper's focus.
In the case of a paper based on empirical research, please include
in your abstract: (1) a statement of the premise, hypothesis, or subject
of the study; (2) a description of the supporting data, including the
relevant subject population characteristics, methods used to obtain
the data, and processes of analysis; and (3) a brief report of the findings
or conclusions.
An abstract of a discursive or theoretical paper should include: (1)
a statement of the premise or subject, followed by (2) a step-by-step
outline of the author's reasoning, and (3) any conclusions reached.
Please provide full citation information for referenced works, and do
not use any abbreviations.
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