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Date: 2002-02-28 12:10:34
(You'll probably want to read the paper first. This is here simply because I'm too lazy to work around Postgres' 8k block limit and I don't feel like upgrading Rage's Postgres at the moment.)International Intellectual Property Alliance. December 2000. Copyright industries in the US economy -- the 2000 report: Executive summary. [WWW document]. URL: http://www.iipa.com/pdf/2000_SIWEK_EXEC.pdf
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anywhere, anytime it is automatically SCOTT'S FAULT. Your dog ran away?
SCOTT'S FAULT. Your car won't start? SCOTT'S FAULT. Your power got
shut off because you forgot to mail the check? Yep, once again, SCOTT'S
FAULT. It is very similar to the "six degrees of separation" theory.
Somehow everything can be tied back to Scott.
- Renee Galvin, 25 October 2000
