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How to get Microsoft MVP Award

Posted By: Anil Kumar pandey Posted Date: January 20, 2011 Points: 2 Category :Others

The Article demonstrate that how a person can apply for the Most Valuable Professional Award (MVP) by Micorsoft. The details can be found in the article.

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