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Baroco

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Baroco
a mnemonic word to represent a syllogistic argument in the second figure, in which there is one universal affirmative and one particular negative premise and a particular negative conclusion.
See also: Logic

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NASDAQ:PBIZ), ("PBiz") today announced that it has made the following changes to the composition of its board of directors: Lynn Boggs, the current Chief Executive Officer of PBiz, has been appointed to the PBiz board of directors, and Glenn Sturm and Henry Baroco have resigned from the PBiz board of directors.
Lynn Boggs, the former CEO of Captiva, has been appointed as the Chief Executive Officer and a board Member of PBiz, and Henry Baroco, the former CEO and Board Member of PBiz, has been appointed as the President and Chief Operating Officer of PBiz.
The Captiva merger, announced on October 21, 2005, is a significant step forward in the evolution of PBiz," Baroco continued.
 
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