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Proving and Improving Authorship Attribution Technologies Patrick Juola∗ and John Sofko Duquesne University Pittsburgh, PA[removed]UNITED STATES OF AMERICA [removed] and [removed]
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Document Date: 2005-01-05 14:39:26

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