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DVG

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DVGDivers Gauche (France, politics)
DVGDiscrete Value Group
DVGDigital Video Generator
DVGDigital Voice Guard
DVGDeutscher Verband der Gebrauchshund Sport Vereine
DVGDigital Video Game
DVGDay Vision Goggles (Night Vision Goggles with day filter)
DVGDeutsche Vakuum-Gesellschaft eV (German Vacuum Society)
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Prior to that, he co-founded DVG Research, a market-strategy firm, and worked at Citigate Cunningham, a technology public relations firm, where his accounts included Motorola and Platinum Technology (acquired by CA, Inc.
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