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A data capture program from Datawatch Corporation, Chelmsford, MA, (www.datawatch.com), that is used to transfer data from mainframe and minicomputer reports to the PC. It uses report files that contain data ready to print. Users identify the data directly from the report format on screen, and the program copies the data into the fields of various database or spreadsheet formats for the PC. 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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| Biblical critics in both testaments can point to the same process, here called redaction: How did a later writer, for example, insert into a perhaps once-positive story of monarchic Israel the ominous hints that things would not, by 587, have gone very well? Clearly, Ratzinger has long held a high theology of the episcopate: "While the leadership of an individual church is in a certain sense monarchic, the unity and catholicity of the universal church rests upon the lateral bond of the college of bishops. DRAWING LESSONS from the deeply monarchic French model to apply to America, a quintessential republic, can be an exercise in futility. |
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