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TAESA DC-9 crashes in Mexico, 18 dead.
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AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C) 1997-9 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD
A TAESA DC-9 crashed in central Mexico on 9 November, killing all 18 people on board. Reports shortly after the crash claimed the aircraft had exploded while in flight, but this could not be corroborated. The domestic Flight ...
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Computers, productivity, and input substitution
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Computer crimes
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COMPUTERS UNDER A GRAND.(Evaluation)
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Computers And The Emergence Of Privacy Breaches.
News Wire article from: Mondaq Business Briefing
; ...t connected to other computers at the company, let alone to computers at other companies. Computer security in such an...For the first time, computers became data-communication...processing machines. Computer crime has been with...
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COMPUTERS LEARN TO SCAN PRINTED DATA.(Living Today)
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; ...can a whiz-bang computer do this? "The...difficult thing to give computers is common sense...a printed page, computers are almost functional...RPI professor of computer engineering, armed...optical scanner, the computer converts the essential...the binary code computers use to ...
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Computers' Tax Value Rethought; Business Gains Mean Local Revenue Losses
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...way they assess computers, a move that will...centers on how much a computer is worth as it ages...reevaluate their computer assessment methods. There, computer equipment owned...business out there has computers that are affected...
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Computers in the classroom can affect dropout rates and illiteracy, according to survey of nation's teachers.
PR Newswire
; ...titled the "Computer Report Card...Teachers Grade Computers in the Classroom...percent said computers can help unlock...who are not computer literate will...trained to use computers. Over half...students are more computer literate than...
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COMPUTER INDUSTRY ALMANAC: COUNTRIES WITH THE MOST COMPUTERS
PR Newswire
; ...released today by The Computer Industry Almanac: The Computer Industry Almanac lists...countries with the most computers at year-end 1994 as...Worldwide there are 37 computers per 1,000 people. The Computer Industry Almanac is...
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COMPUTERS, PUBLIC COLLEGES AND ACCESS BY JOHN C. KOTZ.(LIFE & LEISURE)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...approach to computers. Starting with...considers a computer necessary...bring their own computers to campus...be that the computer be capable of...awarded ``computer scholarships'' or given computers and allowed...
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Computers, Gender Bias, and Young Children.
Magazine article from: Information Technology in Childhood Education Annual
; ...involved the use of computers, the gender bias would diminish. The computer, according to...in relation to computers and introduce computer literacy early...schools are not using computers and are thus not as computer literate as their...
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