the movie traffic came out in 2000.
the movie traffic came out in 2000.
what year did the movie traffic come out?
2000
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norboletone () (former proposed brand name genabol), or norbolethone, is a synthetic and orally active anabolic–androgenic steroid (aas) which was never marketed. it was first developed in 1966 by wyeth laboratories and was investigated for use as an agent to encourage weight gain and for the treatment of short stature, but was never marketed commercially because of fears that it might be toxic. it subsequently showed up in urine tests on athletes in competition in the early 2000s.
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excalibur technologies had a history of search technology development dating back to the early 1980s. founded by jim dowe in february 1980, excalibur sought to exploit neural networks through its proprietary adaptive pattern recognition processing (aprp). in 1985, the company entered into a multiyear research, development and royalty contract with nikkei information systems co., ltd. ("nis"), a japanese company. for the japanese market, excalibur packaged the technology for broader adoption. dowe presented "ticol: a development tool for fifth generation programming environments" along with mr. toshi arai of nis at the 1988 forth conference on programming environments. the conference was hosted by the college of engineering and applied science at the university of rochester. in parallel, excalibur demonstrated several successful applications of aprp pattern matching using multimedia data types (including text data, signal data, and video data) and packaged these as trs, srs and vrs targeted to us government agencies. one of those early applications of aprp for text retrieval proved that pattern matching search tolerated spelling variations and optical character recognition (ocr) processing errors over large volumes of scanned/ocr material. this led to the release of excalibur efs for electronic filing and search.
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