May 18, 2005 7:13 AM PDT
Personal data for the taking
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So if we're complaining that this data is on the internet, then the only solution is to put everything back on paper where nobody except for some busibodies will have access.
So if we're complaining that this data is on the internet, then the only solution is to put everything back on paper where nobody except for some busibodies will have access.
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