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35 <p> Common Lisp Quick Reference is a free booklet with short
36 descriptions of the thousand or so symbols defined in the ANSI standard.
37 It comes with a comprehensive index.
40 This rather humble effort is by no means meant to rival
41 the
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42 Common Lisp HyperSpec
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43 or any of the great introductory web resources and books.
44 Its purpose is to give those who like a piece of
45 dead tree in their hands a quick overview on things they
46 know already, or some clue on what to look up elsewhere.
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