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If you are wondering why the annual Georgetown Law Advanced E-Discovery Institute draws attendees faster than a One Direction concert draws teenagers, there's a major reason: the opportunity to inter
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...an 80 GB iPod Classic. Yes, yes, yes, I am drinking the Kool-Aid. Yes, it's great. Yes, I love shuffle. My...
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