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DBK
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DBKData Bank
DBKDominant Battlespace Knowledge
DBKDisplay Book (New York Stock Exchange)
DBKDominant Battlefield Knowledge
DBKDouble Below Knee (amputation)
DBKDecibels Referenced to 1 Kilowatt
DBKDeveloping Business Knowledge


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Another example of the good trial lawyers can accomplish comes from a lawsuit against First Data Bank, which publishes a list of prescription drug prices used as benchmarks for determining what many health plans and state Medicaid programs pay pharmacies for drugs.
Another good lawsuit by Peters, Charles / Washington Monthly
The data bank is loaded with trend info and equipment facts.
Machinery Doc by Farm Journal
Much development work was in hand at the 24th Institute on the creation of a "unified information field for the Navy"--the prototype of the modern integrated data bank for the Library of Naval Methodologies.
Employment of command and control information technology in the Navy by Nikitin, N.G. / Military Thought
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