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CRISP
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1.CRISP - A Lisp-like language and compiler for the IBM 370 written by Jeff Barnett of SDC, Santa Monica, CA, USA in the early 1970s. It generalised Lisp's two-part cons nodes to n-part nodes.
2.crisp - (Or "discrete") The opposite of "fuzzy".


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Harmony On The Palate ranges from Caviar on Potato Crisps (with Brut or Extra-Sec Sparkling Wine); to Tuscan White Bean Bruschetta (with Chardonnay); to Mayan Hot and Sour Chicken Soup (with Off-Dry Riesling); to Olive-Crusted Red Snapper (with Cabernet Sauvignon).
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