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From: Steven Plite <splite@purdue.edu>
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Subject: Microsoft its own country?
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Had a good laugh from the Microsoft home page:

> Do You Live in a Country Outside the U.S.? 
> Are you looking for local content? Our worldwide sites
> feature content from 52 countries in 41 languages. Come
> see what's there for you! 

Is it possible Microsoft is starting to feel a bit isolated here in the US?
And why would anyone go to a Microsoft site for non-English content when
they can't write decent English to begin with?

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