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Figure 1.1: Multirequirement describing relationships between requirements and projects (taken from the original work [Mey13])
Figure 1.2: EiffelStudio displaying hints, including contracts and natural language comments.
Table 4.1: Distribution of the requirements analyzed by Dwyer et al. [DAC99] among known SRPs
Figure 9.4: Proving an inconsistency of the invariant.
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