%clemsonphd: The list of tables pages.  This is set up in a tabular
%clemsonphd: format, using the \fill, so that the stupid dots will
%clemsonphd: line up.  The \twltt is a 12pt typewriter font for the
%clemsonphd: dots.  This gives an approved amount of space between
%clemsonphd: the dots.  Robert Reynolds is the one who figured out
%clemsonphd: how to do this.
%clemsonphd: 
%clemsonphd: One thing about this file and toc and lof.  The width
%clemsonphd: of the page is determined by the longest text,dots pair.
%clemsonphd: So, if your text runs off the right, you must find the
%clemsonphd: line with the longest text,dot pair and remove some dots.
%clemsonphd: You must then put enough dots on all the other lines so
%clemsonphd: that they look ok.
%clemsonphd: 
%clemsonphd: Last thing.  Remember that latex will generate a lot in
%clemsonphd: your actual document.  You must transfer the info (titles
%clemsonphd: and page numbers) from that document to this one by hand.
%clemsonphd: I only had one page.  If you had two, do it like the lof.
%clemsonphd: Note there is no page number needed.
%clemsonphd: 

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\begin{document}


\begin{center}
LIST OF TABLES
\end{center}
\begin{table}[h]
\begin{tabular}{rlr}
\multicolumn{2}{l}{Table} &Page\\
\\
1.& Results from 100 point problems \hspace*{\fill} {\twltt ..............................} & 11\\
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2. & SMT Programs, authors, and results \hspace*{\fill} {\twltt ...........................} & 43\\
\\
3. & Comparison of T\_list times \hspace*{\fill} {\twltt ...................................} & 47\\
\\
4. & String representations for 4 x m grids \hspace*{\fill} {\twltt ...........................} & 58\\
\end{tabular}
\end{table}

\end{document}
