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internetwork

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internetwork

(1) To go between one network and another.

(2) A large network made up of a number of smaller networks. Same as "internet" (lower case "i"), not the "Internet" (upper case "I"). See internet.



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Working with the British Medical Journal and the Open Society of the Soros Foundation Network, WHO has enlisted the publishers to participate in its Health InterNetwork project.
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