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... had not been made whole or free. But in Central Europe, along the line which we had travelled, I believed that wholeness and freedom were in the making, indeed already apparent, if not yet fully accomplished. © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> European Union Effectiveness Development...

...Michel Plaisent; Prosper M. Bernard Examines the efficiency of electronic mail and its effectiveness in aiding decision making. Highlights its main functions and typical usage and also its advantages to the executive. Concludes that electronic mail does increase efficiency in the decision‐making...

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