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The Java Language Specification, 3rd Edition

@inproceedings{Gosling2005TheJL,
  title={The Java Language Specification, 3rd Edition},
  author={James Gosling},
  year={2005}
}
A device for the overturning of polygonal bodies, by a plurality of pivotal elements preferably journalled on shafts located in a common horizontal plane and which elements have edges parallel to the diameters of said shafts and are turned the same direction in synchronization with the body to be overturned initially resting on one of said elements, then during pivoting of said elements, said body by its weight follows the pivoting movement of the edge of the other element against which the… 
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