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Taxon Mtg_Nov 2004
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- *** Should we continue with leading edge innovation of concept models, services, identification or turn more toward deployment, iterating on production infrastruture tools?
+ *** Should we continue with leading edge innovation of concept models, services, identification or turn more toward deployment, iterating on production infrastructure tools?

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