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<FONT SIZE=2>	Legal experts were advising companies to delete old e-mails, check the fine print on contracts and be nice to customers as a way to ward off lawsuits if things went wrong because of the year 2000 software flaw.</FONT>

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Legal experts were advising companies to delete old e-mails, check the fine print on contracts and be nice to customers as a way to ward off lawsuits if things went wrong because of the year 2000 software flaw.

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<FONT SIZE=2>&#009;Legal experts were advising companies to delete old e-mails, check the fine print on contracts and be nice to customers as a way to ward off lawsuits if things went wrong because of the year 2000 software flaw.</FONT>

<FONT SIZE=2> Legal experts were advising companies to delete old e-mails, check the fine print on contracts and be nice to customers as a way to ward off lawsuits if things went wrong because of the year 2000 software flaw.</FONT>