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double product

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double product
n.
A measure of the work load of the heart, equal to systolic blood pressure multiplied by heart rate.


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Summary: DUBAI u In a double product launch, Emirates Telecommunications Corporation, or etisalat, on Monday introduced its first self-branded mobile phone and unveiled what it says is the fastest fixed broadband Internet service in the Middle East.
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IFS enters a new phase--plans to double product revenue and sets new financial goals IFS, the global enterprise applications company, announces it is entering into a new phase of strengthened growth following an improved financial and competitive position in 2007, its third consecutive year of profitable growth.
 
 
 
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