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   From: ari_j@hotmail.com   
      
   Oyvin Halfdan Thuv wrote:   
   > Other areas suits both languages: parsing and generation of natural languages   
   > comes to mind. Prolog is nice for areas like automated reasoning and rule-   
   > based systems, but Lisp will do that as well (you can even run Prolog   
   > interpreters in Lisp if you really have to).   
      
   ...to the extent that one of the example programs from _On Lisp_ is a   
   Prolog.   
      
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