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The projects were launched in the Spring of 2006 and spanned a wide range of topics, including: affective computing, smart home technologies, design, communication and collaboration, teaching and learning, training, physical therapy and injury prevention, and AR.
The true hard core geek/fanboy crowd loved ValleySchwag when it launched in the Spring of 2006.
At a recent roundtable event in London to discuss the company's app strategy with journalists, Nokia VP of Product, Media George Linardos, also shared that it is currently working a completely rebuilt version of the one-stop app shop, due to be launched in the Spring of this year.
The 12 month project was launched in the spring.
Herschel is expected to be launched in the spring of 2007.
The campaign to which Ghāzān here alludes was launched in the spring of 1303 without European aid.
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He hopes to see this board launched in the spring of 2006.
That sense of different destinations was to grow in the months after the party launched in the spring of 1981.
The well-organized expedition was launched in the spring of 1953, and a high camp from which to mount attempts at the summit was established by mid-May.
The Three Cairns Climate Fellowship was endowed by Lise Strickler '86 and Mark Gallogly '86, and launched in the spring 2018 semester.
After several delays, W.P.S. was finally launched in the spring of 2009, less than a year after the United States women won the Olympic gold medal at the Beijing Games.
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