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LexisNexis
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LexisNexis
A service that provides online legal and business information. Lexis was the first full-text information service for the legal profession. Nexis provides the archives of The New York Times as well as Wall Street industry analysis, public records, tax information, political analysis, SEC filings and more. See online service.
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a company that provides software and services to support "e-education infrastructure, is now offering Lexis-Nexis Web Courses (lexisnexis.
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SLA announces that LEXIS-NEXIS will serve as a Major Conference Partner for their 92nd Annual Conference in San Antonio, Texas, USA, June 914, 2001.
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DAYTON, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 6, 1999-- The IRS Compliance Group awarded LEXIS-NEXIS an exclusive, nationwide $21.
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