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Featured Newsfile: THE INTERNET Its roots trace back to the space race, but it wasn't until the mid- to late-1990s that the world truly embraced the Internet and the World Wide Web, forever defining the decade. The overwhelmingly positive early days included such catch phrases as, "You've got mail!" The business outlook took a dip at the turn of the millennium, and the buzz became, "You've got pink-slipped!" But as the MBAs struggle through growing pains, regular folks flock to the Net for everything from news to recipes to plane tickets and to update their diaries. And we're just getting started...

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