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We review several numerical approaches which have been developed during the last 10 years in order to perform more realistic radiative modelling of solar and stellar atmospheres. However, we shall restrict ourselves to the same ‘family’ of method, the ones which are derived from the so-called Accelerated Lambda-Iteration technique.