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With online innovation contributors also have more time to think over concepts, and bring them into sharper resolution, whereas physical gatherings are usually intensive and rushed due to the time constraints of those who have gathered together for the event. . In digital forums, in contrast, everyone is equal.
With online innovation contributors also have more time to think over concepts, and bring them into sharper resolution, whereas physical gatherings are usually intensive and rushed due to the time constraints of those who have gathered together for the event. . In digital forums, in contrast, everyone is equal.
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The current R&D tax credit supports exactly the kind of productiveinnovation our economy needs — not just a credit for basic science (lab coats and test tubes) but also for applied science (making a product better, manufacturing it greener, etc.).
The current R&D tax credit supports exactly the kind of productiveinnovation our economy needs — not just a credit for basic science (lab coats and test tubes) but also for applied science (making a product better, manufacturing it greener, etc.).
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