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...s University, Collegeville, Minn., 1969. Special tech training: Programming, systems design, and development. • Current job: Principal, ...
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...use of negotiated electronic search and culling criteria is a relatively new development in the law, yet it's become a de rigueur approach to...
...filed a brief, arguing that APIs are the building blocks of software development that allow programs to interact with each other. In ...
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