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venue (ven´ū),
n the neighborhood, place, or county in which an injury is declared to have occurred or fact is declared to have happened; also designates the county in which an action or prosecution is presented for trial.
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1974 Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn develop a communications technique that allows networks to understand one another.
INTERNET'S MILESTONES by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Vint led a team of 30 archaeologists who explored the site, while keeping up with the state laws, before they started working on a planned expansion of the Ina Road facility.
Southwest's earliest known irrigation system discovered by Asian News International
BOBBY VINT PLAYED BASKETBALL for the University of Arkansas starting in 1966, finishing up his senior year when Lanny Van Eman arrived in 1970.
Vint's connections play a big role with tip-off club by Harris, Jim / Arkansas Business
 
 
 
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