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- "I just added the argument?srcheng=foo to a page previously showing international travel related adsense..." |
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- "I just added the argument?srcheng=foo to a page previously showing international travel related adsense..." |
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- "I just added the argument?srcheng=foo to a page previously showing international travel related adsense..." |
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- Posted by BrianSH 10/1/2003 |
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- Posted by kjv1611 10/1/2003 |
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- Posted by Billy 10/1/2003 |
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- A further 115 jobs are to go in the computer software sector. |
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- London's benchmark FTSE 100 Index opened the new quarter with a powerful showing today, fighting back against the gloom which has dragged down markets on both sides of the Atlantic. |
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- Last night, I met up with Josie and Carla and we saw The Polyphonic Spree. It's not too often you... |
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- When I run into a problem with a company online, I'll admit that live chat is usually the fourth customer support option I'll go with (depending on the situation) after self-service, email and phone. I've only used online support chats a few times, but every time I have, it's turned out to be a much simpler process than having to call up a customer service center and deal with hold times and annoying customer service reps. It appears that more and more online sites are looking to implement online chat offerings, though there are mixed opinions on how well it works. Some retailers say that it's just as expensive as telephone support, but that doesn't make sense: they're not paying for phone time and chatting customer service reps can handle multiple chats at once (though, that can lead to other problems). |
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- A new message was posted: Address: http://www. xmlrpc. |
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- The National Conference on Organized Resistance (NCOR) collective is currently accepting workshop proposals for the 7th annual NCOR, which will tak... - at.indymedia.org |
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paro profes (Oct 01 2003 17:55 GMT) - Profesores paran en contra de las mentiras del gobierno. |
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- Watching TV this morning I saw that ESPN2 is 10 years old today — it launched on October 1, 1993. I’d point to something interesting on ESPN’s web site, if they had anything. |
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- Romenesko offers a big round-up of Novak-CIA coverage today. I've said about all I have to say regarding the original paragraph.... |
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- Howard Dean's campaign successes--including raising $15 million for the third quarter--affect the strategies of the other campaigns. No kidding? And who... |
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- BPL advocates akin to 'Baghdad Bob'? ... 12 comments so far |
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- Former Congressman Bob Barr has filed formal objections to CAPPS II , the Passenger Profiling System. Barr calls the proposed... |
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- Oct 1, 2003 (20 articles) |
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Dylan Bios (Oct 01 2003 17:54 GMT) - Oct 1, 2003 (4 articles) |
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Fun Trivia (Oct 01 2003 17:53 GMT) - The average person produces ...... |
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- An excellent piece in today's Opinion Journal: We've been knocking our heads trying to figure out how a minor and well-known story about an alleged CIA "outing" has suddenly blossomed into a Beltway scandal-ette. The light bulb went off reading... |
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- Twenty-four year old British singer/songwriter Matthew Jay fell from a seventh-story window yesterday in England in an apparent suicide. "His... |
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- Since I moved in here with T, I also have to live with his Mom, and his brother. Mom and I are getting along good..I cook dinner sometimes, and *try* (along with T) to keep the kitchen and floors clean.... |
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- O Rio, meu adorado Rio de Janeiro - cidade, vamos deixar claro - parece uma festa de São João constante. Outra quadrilha foi vista ensaiando seus passos no arraiá do alheio. Dessa vez é coisa grande que envolve gente graúda de várias instituições publicas e privadas. Bom que pegaram essa maracutaia toda. Mas quantas outras não devem estar em andamento? |
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