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computer scientist
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lambda calculus
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functional programming
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denotational semantics
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2009 deaths
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People from Sheffield
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Alumni of Clare College, Cambridge
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English computer scientists
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Programming language researchers
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Computer pioneers
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty
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Members of IFIP Working Group 2.1
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Academics of Queen Mary, University of London
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Bisexual people
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LGBT people from the United Kingdom
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