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Wednesday, 23rd November 2005
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  • Oracle CEO to pay US$122mln to settle lawsuit
  • ASX questions Sonnet’s operating loss disclosure
  • Personal computers enlisted in AIDS research
  • Idaho town changes name to Secretsanta.com
  • Microsoft seeks new Office format standard
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    Oracle CEO to pay US$122mln to settle lawsuit
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