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electrify
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Most of the book and its novel material concern the encounter between rural electrifiers, especially the REA, and farmers.
Consumers in the Country: Technology and Social Change in Rural ... by Fischer, Claude S. / Journal of Social History
L'axe social a consiste a construire des ecoles secondaires qui utilisent un systeme de cours par television, a electrifier des villages et a fournir l'eau courante a domicile ainsi qu'a construire certaines infrastructures comme la maison de la femme au Campeche et des ecoles primaires et centres de sante, voire des infrastructures hydrauliques au Chiapas, la ou elles faisaient defaut.
L'integration des refugies guatemalteques au Mexique et leur ... by Michel, Edith F. Kauffer / Refuge
Winney most recently served as CEO of Electrifier, a broadband media provider where he positioned the company as a sector leader, winning several industry awards including Upside Top 100 and Demo 2000 Company to Watch.
ClariFI Names Brad Winney President and CEO by Business Wire
 
 
 
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