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as a third time exhibitor at the recent World Shoe Association show in Las Vegas, NV. It also won praise from the technology community at the latest 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. GTXC continues to build momentum, enhance its intellectual property and provide leadership throughout the embedded GPS footwear