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Presented by Nicholas Yee.

Copyright, July 2002, by Nicholas Yee.
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"Mosaic: Stories of Digital Lives and Identities"
by Nicholas Yee, July 2002
http://www.nickyee.com/mosaic/home.html

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Copyright, July 2002, by Nicholas Yee.
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