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1 Sérgio Lifschitz(sergio@inf.puc-rio.br)
2 Mariana Salgueiro(marianadsalgueiro@gmail.com)
3 Paulo Pintor(paulopintor@ua.pt)
4 José Moreira(jose.moreira@ua.pt)
5 Rogério Costa(rogerio.l.costa@ipleiria.pt)
6 Daniel Schwabe(dschwabe@gmail.com)

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