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\author{
	Serge Demeyer\\[1ex]
	St\'ephane Ducasse\\[1ex]
	Oscar Nierstrasz
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\title{\Huge\bf Object-Oriented\\ Reengineering Patterns}
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This book is available as a free download from \url{http://scg.unibe.ch/oorp/}.\\[1cm]

Copyright \copyright~2003 by Elsevier Science (USA).\\
Copyright \copyright~2008, 2009 by Serge Demeyer, St\'ephane Ducasse and Oscar Nierstrasz.

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\emph{For Ann, Sara and Niels.\\
For Florence, Quentin, Thibaut and Camille.\\
For Angela and Frida.}
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%:PART 1 -- Introduction
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%:PART 2 -- Reverse Engineering
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%:PART 3 -- Reengineering
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%:PART 4 -- Appendices
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