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2. BT Smart Hub - Wikipedia

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   The 4th generation of the BT Home Hub was released on 10 May 2013. It has been built with a smart dual band technology, making it unique amongst other UK-based ISP provided routers. [citation needed] The Home Hub 4 was supplied free of charge to new customers, with a £35 charge to existing customers. It has intelligent power management ...

3. British Isles Traveller Support - Wikipedia

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   Known in the gaming industry by their acronymic trademark BITS UK, this fan-owned game design company provided and continues to provide licensed product for the Traveller Role Playing Game. They are licensed by Marc W. Miller to use the Traveller setting and trademarks. They are also licensed by Jon Tuffley to use and adapt his Full Thrust game ...

4. Combat medical technician - Wikipedia

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   The fully trained combat medical technician or CMT is capable of: assisting with the management of surgical, medical and psychiatric casualties from the onset of the condition until the casualty is admitted to a hospital offering specialist care.

5. Behavioural Insights Team - Wikipedia

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   In April 2013, it was announced that BIT would be partially privatised as a mutual joint venture. [6] In 2016, BIT won a $3.75m from the Global Innovation Fund. [7] On 5 February 2014, BIT's ownership was split equally between the government, the charity Nesta, and the team's employees, [8] with Nesta providing £1.9 million in financing and ...

6. Micro Bit - Wikipedia

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   "The Official BBC micro:bit User Guide" Author: Gareth Halfacree (2017) "micro: bit in Wonderland: Coding & Craft with the BBC micro:bit" Authors: Tracy Gardner and Elbrie de Kock (2018). "Getting Started with the BBC Micro:Bit" Author: Mike Tooley (2017) "Micro:Bit – A Quick Start Guide for Teachers" Author: Ray Chambers (2015)

7. CMT Europe - Wikipedia

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   CMT Europe was a European television channel. It was a European version of Country Music Television . The channel started in 1992 and in September 1993 it launched on transponder 41 on Astra 1C as part of the Sky Multichannels package, where it was broadcasting on The Discovery Channel 's daytime space and was on air from midnight until 4pm.