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[^Sims1994]: Charles C. Sims _Computation with finitely presented groups_,
Cambridge University Press, 1994.

## Example from the theoretical section
## Example from theoretical section

To reproduce computations of the [Example](@ref) one could call `knuthbendix1`
as follows.
To reproduce the computations of the
[Example](@ref "Knuth Bendix completion - an example") one could call
`knuthbendix1` with `verbosity=2` which prints step-by-step information.

```@meta
CurrentModule = KnuthBendix
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# Using a stack

As can be observed in [Knuth Bendix completion -- an example](@ref) after we
As can be observed in [Knuth Bendix completion - an example](@ref) after we
have added rule 6, there was no point considering rule 5, since it was
rendered redundant. This can be achieved by keeping a boolean variable for each
rule indicating its status, and flipping it to `false` when it becomes
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additional pairs of rules need to be checked and the whole process becomes
potentially infinite.

## Knuth Bendix completion -- an example
## Knuth Bendix completion - an example

Let us work out an example. We begin with alphabet $\mathcal{A} = \{a, A, b\}$
ordered by the length-then-lexicographical order on $\mathcal{A}^*$ defined by
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