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421.
The indirect sales imbroglio.
Datamation
1985 : APR 15, VOL. 31:8, p. 84-21, 84-22, 84-24
 1985 King, L.
422.
Value for money.
Datamation
1985 : APR 15, VOL. 31:8, p. 84-2, 84-3, 84-5, 84-6
 1985 King, L.
423.
Starting up in the states.
Datamation
1985 : APR 1, VOL. 31:7, p. 84-21, 84-22, 84-23, 84-24
 1985 Coulson, C. J.
Wellinger, M.
424.
Beyond the iron age.
Datamation
1985 : APR 1, VOL. 31:7, p. 84-4,84-5,84-6,84-7,84-10,84-12
 1985 Chang, C.
Harford, I.
425.
Computerland's suddenly poorer boss. !Computerland
Fortune
1985 : APR 15, VOL. 111:8, p. 126-130
 1985 Brody, M.
426.
Mettle-test time for John Young. !Hewlett-Packard !John Young
Fortune
1985 : APR 29, VOL. 111:9, p. 136-138, 140
 1985 Uttal, B.
427.
Cray's way of staying super-duper. !Cray Research
Fortune
1985 : MAR 18, VOL. 111:6, p. 50-54
 1985 Alexander, T.
428.
Jack Tramiel is back on the warpath. !Atari !Tramiel, J.
Fortune
1985 : MAR 4, VOL. 111:5, p. 20-24
 1985 Petre, P.
429.
Compaq's grip on IBM's slippery tail. !Compaq Computer
Fortune
1985 : FEB 18, VOL. 111:4, p. 44-48
 1985 O'Reilly, B.
430.
The evolution of software architecture.
Datamation
1985 : FEB 1, VOL. 31:3, p. 123-124, 128, 130, 132
 1985 Morland, D. V.
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