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Friday, 24th February 2006
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  • Police grab 12 alleged '419' scammers
  • DRAM strength nears end on NAND oversupply - iSuppli
  • Cisco wins EU approval to buy Scientific-Atlanta
  • Japan probes internet leak of sensitive navy data
  • eBay looks eastward for growth, sees competition
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    Police grab 12 alleged '419' scammers
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