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10 headlines you won't read in 2004

By silicon.com

Published: Wednesday 24 December 2003

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11. silicon.com writes a decent article. (Ed n...
anonymous

12. US government declares "We've backed so many t...
Anonymous

UK goes to war with Europe
GAGA

Bill Gates says 'We're making Longhorn open source...
Anonymous

If the "sprockle inspector from Luxembourg" doesn'...
Ian Williams

or even... "Sony Aibo wins Crufts 2004"
Andrew

Number 1 should be "Government IT project complete...
John Airey

12. Anonymous Luxembourg reader honoured in online...
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