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This is pretty much the way industry gossip had it at the time, with the exception that part of the story (which has appeared in print in mags like
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Brazilian edition of PC World, which is also published in a foreign language? If not, I think it should be merged. PC Advisor- the British edition- doesn't have (or warrant) a separate article either.
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