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Database Management Project
Course: BUS 401, Spring 2011School: Rhode Island
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Management Project Group Database 7 Steven Parfitt Kristen Porter Daniel 401: Poisson BUS Accounting Computer Systems April 28, 2011
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Group Database 7
Steven Parfitt
Kristen Porter
Daniel 401: Poisson
BUS Accounting Computer Systems
April 28, 2011
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