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29-Apr-2008, 10:28

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a twin-track approach

Hello everybody, could anybody here explain to me the meaning of a twin-track approach .

thanks indeed.

29-Apr-2008, 11:23

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Re: a twin-track approach

Hi Khalid79

It refers to a parallel approach.

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