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ADWs spiked (up 500 percent from 1991 levels), as did
robberies and reports of suspicious persons in the area. (Nasdaq: TIERE), a leading
provider of transaction processing and packaged software and systems
integration solutions for public sector clients, today announced that it
has contracted with the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services (ADWS)
to upgrade and enhance the existing ADWS interactive voice response
(IVR) system with natural language speech recognition, and to develop a
telephone unemployment insurance (UI) initial claims application. Of the 103,790,945 appreciation warrants (including appreciation
warrants represented by ADWs) originally issued, 9,240,194 appreciation
warrants (including appreciation warrants represented by ADWs) were
outstanding as of their expiration today due primarily to CEMEX's
cash tender offer for appreciation warrants and ADWs, which was
consummated in January 2004 (the purchase price paid by CEMEX for the
appreciation warrants and ADWs tendered in the offer was MXN 8. |
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