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MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator

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22654	<i>Yes, I agree that admitting the truth and then defending it is far bet	Gerald R. Lampton	-	2/12/1999
22653	Sun opposes Microsoft Java appeal abcnews.go.com	Harvey Allen	-	2/11/1999
22652	U.S. Hammers at Microsoft's Browser Deals nytimes.com I guess Monday was	Daniel Schuh	-	2/11/1999
22651	Microsoft Executive Ends the Day Mostly Unscathed nytimes.com This is an old	Daniel Schuh	-	2/11/1999
22650	They could have handled a host of issues differently . But that is obviously no	Dermot Burke	-	2/11/1999
22649	Yes, I agree that admitting the truth and then defending it is far better. BTW	Bearded One	-	2/11/1999
22648	Of course. It's totally random, beyond bizzarre, as Bill would say. It al	Daniel Schuh	-	2/11/1999
22647	Microsoft Admits Browser Deals Were Geared to Limit Consumer Choice SmartMoney	Rusty Johnson	-	2/11/1999
22646	Some interesting testimony (summarized): <i>"You were concerned tha	Gerald R. Lampton	-	2/11/1999
22645	This trial has gotten bizarre. As everyone on this thread knows, the major fall	Bearded One	-	2/11/1999
22644	Dermot, this one was too funny to let pass. <i> Now on to	Daniel Schuh	-	2/10/1999
22643	In between vacation scheduling discussions another video demo : zdnet.com	Dermot Burke	-	2/10/1999
22642	From Briefing.com ... <I> Theme 3: Microsoft is no longer viewed as the	Rusty Johnson	-	2/10/1999
22641	Microsoft, Government Attorney Continue a Clash Over Contracts Wall Street Jou	Rusty Johnson	-	2/10/1999
22640	Gerald or anyone, I've made a lot of money on Microsoft over the years, bu	d[-_-]b	-	2/9/1999
22639	<b>'BABY BILLS' COMING?</b> nypost.com <i>Lawyers c	Gerald R. Lampton	-	2/9/1999
22638	Judge considers recess after testimony By Bloomberg News Specia	Harvey Allen	-	2/9/1999
22637	PLEASE HELP!!! exchange2000.com	Impristine	-	2/9/1999
22636	I think it's more like watching the bath tub empty after pulling the plug.	Harvey Allen	-	2/9/1999
22635	Federal Filings Newswires	Gerald R. Lampton	-	2/9/1999
22634	More piling on: zdnet.com Isn't it funny how whichever side is putting on	Gerald R. Lampton	-	2/9/1999
22633	For serious programmers, contributing code to Linux pays off not in dollars but	Harvey Allen	-	2/9/1999
22632	So Much For Microsoft's Blue Skies Internal power struggl	Harvey Allen	-	2/9/1999
22631	Commentary: Microsoft Outsmarts Itself Business Week Online <I> When Mi	Rusty Johnson	-	2/9/1999
22630	Bypassing Windows Big makers will ship PCs that don't need operating syste	Rusty Johnson	-	2/9/1999

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