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Wednesday, 22nd February 2006
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  • Fake drugs, including Tamiflu, thrive on Internet
  • Microsoft blunder leaks information about Vista
  • BigPond's Movies Online launches
  • People Telecom gets new data warehousing deal
  • Global chip plant Q4 usage rate rises to 91.8 percent
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