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> Are you quoting the Beatles version or the Laibach version?
:-)
Actually it's from Missing Mole's My Lubavitcher Mama featuring Milton
Berners-Sinatra.  The version that was recorded in GIF-sur-Yvette, Fr.
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Iraq invasion could 'worsen terrorist threat'
From rssfeeds@jmason.org  Thu Sep 26 16:42:25 2002

An influential think tank warns that "regime change" could disperse weapons
stockpiles into the murky world of global terrorism

On 27 Aug 2002 at 15:00, Rohit Khare wrote:
>
> DATAPOWER TECHNOLOGY ON Monday unveiled its network device
> designed specifically to process XML data. Unlike competing
> solutions that process XML data in software, DataPower's
> device processes the data in hardware -- a technology
> achievement that provides greater performance, according to
> company officials.
>
Sarvega seems to have a similar product.  http://www.sarvega.com.