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@@ -277,32 +277,42 @@
   Thanks to James McKinna for always asking intellectually
   interesting, and at times challenging, questions. I have appreciate
   our many conversations even though I spent days, weeks, sometimes
-  months, and in extreme cases years to think about answers to your
-  questions. Also thanks to Brian Campbell and J. Garrett Morris for
-  putting up with all the supervision meetings that I had with Sam in
+  months, and in some extreme cases years to think about answers to
+  your questions. On the topic of intellectually stimulating
+  conversations, I also want to thank Gordon Plotkin for our
+  intriguing impromptu conversations in the level 4 and 5 pantries of
+  Informatics Forum. Thanks to Brian Campbell and J. Garrett Morris
+  for putting up with the supervision meetings that I had with Sam in
   their shared office 5.28.
 
   Speaking of offices, I also want to thank my peers from my own
   office 5.21 for stimulating my general interest in computer science
   and mathematics beyond programming languages. Also, thanks to my CDT
-  cohort, I want to particularly emphasise my gratitude to Amna
+  cohort, I want to particularly emphasise my gratitude towards Amna
   Shahab, who has been a truly valuable friend.
 
+  Thanks to Ohad Kammar for being a good friend, taking a genuine
+  interest in my work, making it fun to attend virtual conferences,
+  and for agreeing to be the internal examiner for my dissertation. As
+  for external examiners, I am truly humbled and thankful for Andrew
+  Kennedy and Edwin Brady for agreeing to examine my dissertation.
+
   Throughout my studies I have received funding from the
   \href{https://www.ed.ac.uk/informatics}{School of Informatics} at
   The University of Edinburgh, as well as an
   \href{https://www.epsrc.ac.uk/}{EPSRC} grant
   \href{http://pervasiveparallelism.inf.ed.ac.uk}{EP/L01503X/1} (EPSRC
   Centre for Doctoral Training in Pervasive Parallelism), and by ERC
-  Consolidator Grant Skye (grant number 682315).
+  Consolidator Grant Skye (grant number 682315). I finished this
+  dissertation whilst being employed by the UKRI Future Leaders
+  Fellowship ``Effect Handler Oriented Programming'' (reference number
+  MR/T043830/1).
 
   List of people to thank
   \begin{itemize}
     \item Andreas Rossberg
     \item Jeremy Yallop
     \item Paul Piho
-    \item Gordon Plotkin
-    \item Ohad Kammar
   \end{itemize}
 \end{acknowledgements}
 
@@ -4461,7 +4471,7 @@ the contrary is true, because the stackless nature of CPS means it can
 readily be implemented with a trampoline~\cite{GanzFW99}. Alas, at the
 cost of the indirection induced by the trampoline.
 
-\part{Design}
+\part{Programming}
 \label{p:design}
 
 \chapter{An ML-flavoured programming language based on rows}