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netter

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1.netter - Loosely, anyone with a network address.
2.netter - More specifically, a Usenet regular. Most often found in the plural. "If you post *that* in a technical group, you're going to be flamed by angry netters for the rest of time!"


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The book is illustrated with 169 high-quality, full-color Netter and Netter-style drawings and 173 color photographs.
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Netter had said the current board failed to protect shareholder interests and mismanaged company assets.
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These five new members complete the 13member Board whose other members consist of: Betsy Dean, Stribling & Associates, Tresa Hall, The Corcoran Group, Cornelia Netter, Netter Real Estate, Diane Ramirez, Halstead Property, LLC, Ronald Tardanico, Bellmarc Realty, Douglas Wagner, Benjamin James Associates, Inc.
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