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Abstract: With the increasing complexity of power grid projects and the growing scale of data, traditional knowledge management approaches are no longer sufficient to meet the collaborative and ...

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HOLLAND, MI. — Sports can be a way to bring us all together, no matter our abilities. That's the mindset driving a special basketball event at Hope College that's changing lives one dribble at a time.