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WCAP
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WCAPWorld Class Athlete Program
WCAPWeb Calendar Access Protocol
WCAPWestinghouse Commercial Atomic Power
WCAPWorld Climate Applications Program
WCAPWinfield Capital Corporation (stock symbol)
WCAPWeapon Control Intrasystem & Intersystem Alignment Procedures
WCAPWomen and Children Affairs Programme (est. 1988; Bangladesh)


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BUSINESS WIRE)--July 24, 2000 New Investors Include Cooley Godward LLP, Dominion Ventures, Intel Capital, SpaceVest, Thomson Corporation, Topaz Investors LLC, and Winfield Capital Corporation Engenia Software, Inc.
the leading investment banking firm serving technology companies; and Winfield Capital Corporation (Nasdaq: WCAP), a small business investment company.
Seligman & Company, Essex Investment Management Company, Riverside Capital Management, and Winfield Capital Corporation were among a notable list of investors, which includes a broad range of veteran technology and private equity investors.
 
 
 
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