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at the California Institute of Technology. Professor Knuth has received many awards and honors, including the American Computer Association Turing Award (ACM Turing Award), the Scientific Gold Award by former President Jimmy Carter (Medal of Science), the American Mathematical Society Steele Award (AMS Steele Prize), And the highly acclaimed Kyoto Award (Kyoto Prize), which was awarded in November 1996 for

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