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258:water tower
192:IEEE 802.16
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1323:Muni Wi-Fi
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1710:Broadband
1684:Microwave
1551:Satellite
1502:Standards
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1239:Bluetooth
1219:Broadband
1194:IEEE 1901
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428:Clearwire
388:Licensing
382:megabytes
374:gigabytes
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1559:IEEE 802
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460:802.20
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1590:WiMAX
1585:Wi-Fi
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1392:Radio
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