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knop [nɒp] n Archaic a knob, esp an ornamental one [from Germanic; compare Middle Dutch cnoppe bud, Old High German knopf] How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Pierre Knops published one of the few photos of such a performance in his memoirs (Knops 1980:116, ill. Judges included Kenneth Cukier, Technology & Public Policy Editor, The Economist; Michael Bartholomew, Director, The European Telecommunications Network Operators' Association; Sean Collins, KPMG Global Communications and Media Practice; Frederick Knops, Vice President and Partner, Booz Allen Hamilton; and Manoj Menon, Analyst, Frost & Sullivan, Singapore, among others. Overall, businesses are taking a more thoughtful and selective approach to deploying technology," said Frederick Knops, Vice President of Booz Allen Hamilton. |
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