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HOPS
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HOPSHenkilökohtainen Opetussuunnitelma (Finnish: independent study)
HOPSHIV Outpatient Study
HOPSHydroxypropyl Starch
HOPSHarvesting Opportunity Permit Scheme
HOPSHypophosphatasia, Infantile
HOPSHosting Operations
HOPSHistoric Ocala Preservation Society (Florida)
HOPSHistory, Observation, Palpation, Special Tests
HOPSHelmet-mounted Optical Projection System
HOPSHead Office Processing System
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However, some managed hosting operations are so large that it takes a number of employees to manage the system and everything that comes with it.
What Is A Managed Service Provider? by Amy Nutt / Computers and Internet community
CMS will move software applications and hosting operations for Medicare, Medicaid and the states' children's health insurance program to the new data center over the next five years.
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The hosting operations of Genuity were expected to generate revenues of $40 million in 2003.
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