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February 24, 2007, 09:24	What does "FLUENT" stand for?	#1
Marijo Guest Posts: n/a	Does anyone know what does "FLUENT" stand for if there is any? Thank you.

February 24, 2007, 14:45	Re: What does "FLUENT" stand for?	#2
Bak_Flow Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Marijo, actually to my knowledge Fluent originated from the British arm of the company which started in Sheffield England and does not "stand" for anything in the "acronym sense". The North American arm came out of a research company in New Hampshire called Creare and was called Creare.x Regards, Bak_Flow

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