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Used in university courses:

Lance Williams, CS 491 Spring 2006. University of New Mexico. Under "Related Material".
Marty Stepp, CSE 341: Programming Languages, Autumn 2010. University of Washington.
Kathi Fisler, CS4536/CS536: Programming Languages (A-Fall09). Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Cited in publications:

Guile Reference Manual 1.8.6: A GNU Manual. ISBN 9783640284221.
Scheme Programming Language. ISBN 9781156597163. The citation is from Further Reading in Wikipedia "Scheme (programming language)".* Laurent Bloch, Jacques Arsac. Initiation à la programmation avec Scheme. Paris: Éditions Technip, 2001. ISBN 9782710809746.
Ajai Shankar, "Implementing Coroutines for .NET by Wrapping the Unmanaged Fiber API". MSDN Magazine, September 2003.
Dorai Sitaram, "Unwind-protect in portable Scheme". in Flatt, Matt (2003). Scheme 2003: proceedings of the fourth workshop on scheme and functional programming. University of Utah Computer Science Technical Report. UUCS-03-023.

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