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The process involved webcasting the evidence sessions and the use of an onlinediscussionforumto gather further information, views and evidence.
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I recently delivered a speech at the local business partnerships conference, which was held to encourage and promote the network and provide adiscussionforumfor issues affecting businesses.
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In addition, the dedicated project website will be refreshed with unclassified versions of the proposals and will provide adiscussionforumfor the public to express their views.
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Along with the music is an onlinediscussionforum.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The website is a theme-baseddiscussionforumwith numerous boards for topics including ideology, science, revisionism, homeschooling, and self defense.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The results indicate that opportunities for musical practices were the prime reasons for taking part in the community, despite a very activediscussionforum.
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The participants had to be users of thediscussionforum, so they might not represent the community as a whole.
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The service includesdiscussionforum, citizen personal information, expert personal and professional information, file sharing, picture sharing, videoconference, address book, and voting possibilities.
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Most of the respondents (82%) stated they were able to find answers to their questions on thediscussionforum.
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Recognition is earned through both musical contributions, and intellectual contributions at thediscussionforum.
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The title for such a list is open: one calls itself a 'discussion group', another a 'discussionforum', another simply a 'list'.
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Chatting was helpful at the beginning of the project, but gradually thediscussionforumtook over, eliminating problems such as absence at previous chat sessions.
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This is not true: some of them even explicitly rejected such claims, viewing their own set-up rather as an opendiscussionforum.
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The chairmen of the junior committees believe that a committee has the role of adiscussionforumand is a forum for healthcare professionals.
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Two-thirds of the respondents visited thediscussionforumdaily to read messages, and more than half of them also wrote messages to the board at least three times a week.
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We concluded a that the high quality of responses in thediscussionforumhad occurred at least partly because of the active presence of formally educated members.
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There should be adiscussionforumfor those problems.
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It now includes adiscussionforumto enable statutory authorities to exchange information on best practice and innovation in carers' services.
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Four of these —research and development, promotion, collection of statistics and providing adiscussionforum—are all in the ambit of a development council.
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