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Calian gets $80M letter of intent for new computerized simulation systems







Calian gets $80M letter of intent for
new computerized simulation systems

Calian gets $80M letter of intent for
new computerized simulation systems
12/05/2003 06:34 PM

Canadian Press via Canada.com Dec 5 2003 5:04PM ET




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