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Coter

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Cotêr (also known as 'Coter' or 'Cotrê') ) is a language of the Romanic subfamily of languages spoken by an unknown number of people. Originally a computer netspeak language called "4 character redux", it evolved into a French-associated Romanic languages. It derives its name fro...

CounterPath Corporation

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CounterPath Corporation is a provider of Unified Communications solutions. The company's Bria VoIP softphones for desktop, tablet and mobile devices, together with Stretto Platform™ server solutions, enable operators, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) and enterprises l...

CountryReports.org

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CountryReports.org is an online company which provides information on the countries of the world. It is owned and operated by Emulate Me LLC an Internet publishing company based in Cedar Hills, UT. The company was established in 1997 and currently provides services toa a world wi...

CouponChief.com

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</noinclude> CouponChief.com is a website that provides online coupon codes and store discounts for internet users. The site is searchable by term as well as cateogry. The company was originally founded in San Diego, CA in 2005 by entrepreneurs Gary Gray and Kyle Hoggat, to aggre...

CouponCoupon

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CouponCouponCouponCoupon is a London-based voucher website that distributes deal updates and digital coupons to consumers based on daily top deals, customized online feeds in over 10 countries in the EU.<ref name="refname1" group="A" /><ref name="refname3" group="A" />The site or...

Courtenay Semel

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Courtenay Jane Semel (b. November 11, 1979 in Beverly Hills, California) is the daughter of former ! CEO Terry Semel. She appeared on the network's reality series Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive.Semel, CourtenaySemel, CourtenaySemel, CourtenaySemel, Courtenay

Courtesy flush

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Overview The term courtesy flush is a modern slang or office humor phrase used to describe an additional toilet flush performed to alleviate offensive smells while a person is defecating. The courtesy flush is generally used in multi-user environments such as office or public res...

Coverfox

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Coverfox is an online insurance broking portal based out of Mumbai, India. The company was founded in 2013 and is owned and run by Glitterbug Technologies Pvt. Ltd.. It received its insurance broking license from Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) in early 2014...

CPPSERV

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CPPSERV is C++ Servlet Engine. It provides Servlet-like API to programmers. This allows them to write small, extremely efficient web applications, with an ease that was only available to Java programmers. At the same time it provides greatest flexibility - since one can use any o...

CPR Cell Phone Repair

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CPR Cell Phone Repair (CPR) is an American franchise network based out of Independence, Ohio. They offer same day repairs on common electronics like cellular phones, smart phones, tablets, laptops, game consoles and more. Owned and operated by Merrymeeting Group (MMG), CPR has ov...

Cprize

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C-Prize or CPrize is short for Creativity Prize. CPrize is designed to be a public response mechanism for the world&rsquo;s problems. It also allows each of us to &lsquo;put our money where our mouth is&rsquo;. CPrize aims to stimulate preemptive answers or incentives to problems...

Craftsuprint

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<big>Craftsuprint</big> Craftsuprint is a digital crafting shopping mall. It was founded in July 2008 By Rob Jackson. It is based in Warrington in the UK. It features downloadable crafting projects that can be enjoyed by crafters all over the world. It also features its own Craft...

CRAIC Technologies

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CRAIC Technologies, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of UV-visible-NIR microscopes, Raman microspectrometers and UV-visible-NIR microspectrophotometers used for non-destructive spectral analysis and imaging of microscopic sampling areas. These instruments are used for material...

Craig Agranoff

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Craig Agranoff is a CBS News Television Tech Correspondent. He is also a tech correspondent for the Huffington Post and on The Buzz Morning show. He is an entrepreneur and national social engagement consultant, as well as a noted specialist in online reputation management and mon...

Craigslist ad controversy

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The Craiglist ad controversy was an incident that took place in early September 2006, in which Jason Fortuny, a Seattle-area graphic designer and network administrator, posed as a woman and posted an ad to Craigslist Seattle seeking a casual sexual encounter with area men. On Sep...

Crakmedia

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Crakmedia Network is an international web marketing company based in Quebec City, Canada. It primarily specializes in e-commerce. Crakmedia oversees an advertising network that generates around a billion impressions monthly in approximately 200 countries and territories.Its main ...

Crammage

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Crammage is a spaced repetition flashcard program. The software is similar to SuperMemo, a commercial product for the same purpose, and Mnemosyne, a minimalist free software alternative. The name Crammage is a wordplay on cramming, the short-term learn-and-forget approach used by...

Crapware

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Crapware is a slang term of computer-related jargon used to describe computer application software that is of poor quality and does not sufficiently meet the needs of the user or has a lack of purpose or function.

Crashlytics

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Crashlytics is a venture-funded startup building crash reporting for mobile platforms, including iOS and Android. History As reported by Xconomy and BostInnovation, Wayne Chang and Jeff Seibert met In February 2011 in popular tech gathering spot Voltage Cafe in Kendall Square. Se...

CrashRpt

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Introduction CrashRpt library is a light-weight open source error handling framework for applications created in and running under Windows. The library is distributed under New BSD License.CrashRpt project page is hosted on Google Code website, an older version of the library als...

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