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-The Multics operating system arose from MIT Project MAC 's desire  
-to build an advanced mainframe timesharing system to follow its successful  
- CTSS system on the IBM 7094. The project began in 1964 and was  
- described in a set of six papers at the 1965 Fall Joint Computer  
- Conference. GE was selected as the hardware vendor and Bell  
- Telephone Laboratories also joined the development team.  
- MIT's research was largely funded by the US Department of Defense  
-Advanced Research Projects Agency . Multics took longer than  
- planned to become operational, and Bell dropped out of the project  
- in 1969, about the time MIT started offering service to users.  
- Multics continued to evolve and spread to additional sites for the next 16 years as  
- a Honeywell commercial product offering. For more information,  
-see [http://www.multicians.org]
+[ Multics | http://www.multicians.org] was a MainFrame timesharing OperatingSystem designed and implemented at [MIT].  
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+Desire for such a system arose from [ MIT] 's project MAC to follow its successful CTSS system on the IBM 7094, and so the [Multics] project began in 1964. It was described in a set of six papers at the 1965 Fall Joint Computer Conference. GE was selected as the hardware vendor and Bell Telephone Laboratories also joined the development team. [ MIT] 's research was largely funded by the [DARPA] .  
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+[ Multics] took longer than planned to become operational, and Bell dropped out of the project in 1969, about the time MIT started offering service to users. [ Multics] continued to evolve and spread to additional sites for the next 16 years as a Honeywell commercial product offering.