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Line 109: -- Easiest to implement -- Theres a statement in the wording that SCHEME is the easiest language of comparable power to implement. Is this REALLY true? I've seen some DAMN slim versions of Forth, and although ~~its~~it awas ~~pretty~~never ~~stacky~~as ~~sort~~fashionable for its ofstack-y ~~language~~ways, it was always a pretty expressive language and surprisingly capable for the kind of metaprogramming the lisps where known for.

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