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Slimtel is always challenging conventions via its innovations and latest news in the community or in the mobile phones Australia space. It has won many awards, and uses the Vodafone Network. Slimtel offers the latest news on Mobile Phones Australia wide including premium text and mobile terminating charges. However Slimtel continues to excel in cheap call rates on sim only, cheap mobile call plans and cheap mobile cap plans. Mobile Phones Australia wide are becoming a more and more important part of our life and Slimtel will offer you the latest news to help you Keep the Weight Off Your Phone Bill !

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SLIMTEL DOES IT AGAIN! 13/11/2008 Slimtel recently featured in the November issue of the well acclaimed Money Magazine as one best value for money cap plans for business as it was one of very few companies that included data, email and internet as part of its cap package. The multi award winning Super Slim $79 Cap was compared and came first in the table in the article and this goes along with the Gold First Prize this plan won in the coveted Money Magazine Best of the Best Awards of 2008 High User Category. Click here to see the article.

SLIMTEL TO EASE THE PAIN OF MOVING TO GSM/3G FROM CDMA FOR RURAL AUSTRALIA AND C 17/04/2008 200 REASONS WHY TO SWITCH EARLY FROM CDMA TO GSM BEFORE APRIL 28 ANY CUSTOMER WHO SIGNS UP FROM CDMA TO SLIMTEL WILL GET A $200 WORTH OF CLOTHING FOR FREE. THIS WILL BE IN ADDITION TO ALL ADVERTISED OFFERS, INCLUDING ALL MONTH TO MONTH OR "NO CONTRACT" PLANS ! WE WILL ALSO ADVISE ON WHAT THE CHANGES ARE ON MOVING FROM CDMA TO GSM/3G AS PART OF THE APPLICATION PROCESS AND RECOMMEND HANDSETS TO MAKE THE TRANSITION AS SMOOTH AS POSSIBLE. JUST TO CONFIRM YOU CAN KEEP YOUR EXISTING NUMBER EVEN IF YOU ARE TRANSFERRING FROM CDMA TO SLIMTEL WE WILL ALSO DO A DETAILED COVERAGE CHECK OF ALL ADDRESSES YOU WISH TO USE THE PHONE FOR TO ENSURE YOU ARE NOT MATERIALLY AFFECTED BY COVERAGE AND CALL QUALITY. IF WE CANNOT PROVIDE COVERAGE WE WILL LET YOU KNOW WHO CAN FREE OF CHARGE, EVEN IF IT IS A COMPETITOR ! THAT IS OUR GUARANTEE ALL THAT NEEDS TO BE DONE IS THAT YOU NEED TO SEND A COPY OF YOUR CDMA INVOICE WITH YOUR APPLICATION FORM ! www.slimtel.com.au or 1300 362 354 or info@slimtel.com.au delivery of $14.95 will be payable if this promotional offer is taken. Slimtel is delivered on the Vodafone GSM/3G networks.

SUPER SLIM $79 CAP WINS MONEY MAGAZINE GOLD AWARD 29/12/2007 Slimtel, one of Australia's newest Mobile Virtual Network Operators is proud to announce it won the coveted Gold First Prize for 2008 in the Money Magazine Best of the Best Award in the Mobile Telecoms High User Category. Kashif Amjad CEO of Slimtel said "This is a great way to cap off what has been another record year in terms of growth and Slimtel's reputation in the industry. This gives Slimtel a great launching platform for 2008 with some new and exciting sales channels and more importantly innovative products" This was a not a voted contest, but chosen by a carefully chosen by a panel of experts which was decided on price. Slimtel won this award by having innovative measures on its cap plan with a 50% discount on rates over the cap limit and allowing most international calls at the same price of a local call. Slimtel has once again showed it does "Keep the weight OFF your phone bill" and strives to offer "Great Rates, Great Service". Slimtel has already won many awards, and is run by a leading expert in this field, Kashif Amjad, who is on the panel of experts of Phone Choice and All Experts and was recently a part of the Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit in Singapore, in October 2007, representing Australia. Visit www.slimtel.com.au to view our range of innovative products and services, or for further information contact Slimtel on 0413 113 800 or email pr@slimtel.com.au.

SLIMTEL CEO ON ALLEXPERTS 07/09/2007 SlimTel CEO Kashif Amjad has been added as an expert on the website AllExperts.com. He is now available to answer all your questions regarding Wireless Communications and Mobile service in particular. Take a look at Kashif's expert profile now.

IT'S A MOBILE NIGHTMARE - FOLLOW A PLAN TO MAKE THE MOST OF PHONE BILLS 17/07/2007 It's a mobile nightmare - Follow a plan to make the most of phone bills By Josh Robertson AFTER visiting stores, poring over pamphlets and trawling through websites, Mark and Michelle Limb can sum up their search for the right mobile phone plan in two words: "baffling ordeal". The Bardon couple, who recently returned to Australia after half a decade living in cellular-savvy Japan, are confronting the prospect of becoming mobile phone users in this country. There's a vast array of providers and packages to choose from but few clues as to which -- if any -- offer compelling value. The reality behind the hype is that a lack of competition among telcos here is limiting real choices for consumers, says telecommunications analyst Paul Budde. "If you analyse the packages, they're complicated, difficult to understand -- the small lettering and all that sort of stuff -- the underlying business model being that the telcos want to sell voice and they don't want to make things cheaper," Mr Budde says. "They pay a lot of lip service but in reality the majority of people just pay 50 or 80 cents for a mobile call and 20 or 30 cents for a fixed call and the telcos love it." However, Reg Robertson, spokesman for consumer website Phonechoice, insists that "it pays handsomely to be educated and informed". Choosing the deal that suits you hinges most of all on knowing what your mobile call habits are -- how many calls, where, when and for how long. It's the typical mobile user's burden -- depart from your monthly standard and you'll be punished for it. The prepaid option at least lets customers know exactly how much money they'll spend over a given period. Pay $100 a month (and no more) and you might get three hours and 20 minutes of local calls at 25 per minute (and no more). The downside is the inconvenience and inflexibility, says Mr Limb. Sometimes going to the shop to top up credit is the last thing on your mind; but then fail to use all your credit in the allocated time (usually no more than three months) and it's wasted. Then there is the "cap", a slightly misleading term for this kind of phone deal. True, a plan might allow you to make up to $300 worth of calls (charged at 40 per 30 seconds) and "cap" your bill at $49, but since you can make far fewer calls than that and still pay the same, a cap is better understood as a minimum monthly charge. Make more calls than that, the cap comes off and you pay more. Despite this, caps are increasingly popular, says Mr Robertson. Mr Robertson says the market has now moved to "a kind of third generation of caps", with a higher included call spend at a slightly higher call rate. A $49 cap which used to include $230 worth of calls at 35 per 30 seconds now offers $300 of credit at 40 cents per 30 seconds. Translated, that's five hours and 28 minutes of local calls compared to six hours and 15 minutes, or an extra 47 minutes a month. Mr Robertson says caps have meant that call rates "across the board have flattened". Telstra, Optus and Vodaphone each charge 40 cents per 30 seconds on their $49 caps but provide $250, $280 and $300 worth of calls respectively. On the same cap and the same rate, Dodo offers $400 of calls -- but $120 of this must be to other Dodo customers. Conversely, you could lock yourself into a $249 monthly contract with iSim, worth nearly $6000 over two years, and pay 18 cents per 30 seconds for 11-and-a-half-hours' talk time a month. One drawback with a cap is that customers usually won't receive an itemised bill. It's the inflexibility that bothers Mr Limb. "I don't want to spend $70 a month if I only make $35 worth of calls," he says. Mr Limb resents the idea of having to calculate and stick to a standard month of mobile use. "I don't know what I'm doing week to week if I sign up for a two-year contract, I don't know what I'll be doing in two years' time." In the end, it's the Slimtel VIP month-to-month plan that appeals most to Mr Limb -- a call rate of 11 per 30 seconds, no cap, no minimum monthly charge, no long-term contract. Getting the most out of a mobile plan comes down to this: you have to know your usage patterns or mould them to fit your plan. The alternatives are an exorbitant bill or wasted credit. Source: The Courier Mail

DIALLING UP A GOOD DEAL COULD SAVE YOU 17/07/2007 Dialling up a good deal could save you By Erica Thompson WANT extra cash this Christmas? Try changing your mobile phone plan. A study by consumer website PhoneChoice earlier this year, found Australians are wasting around $1 billion every year as a result of being on the wrong phone plan. To get the best deal, you need to understand your call history or calling pattern, says spokesman Reg Robertson. A recent survey commissioned by Vodafone found few people kept tabs on their spending habits. Half of all Brisbane residents aged 16 to 64 say they never check their mobile bill and one third say they spend less than an hour researching and choosing a new plan. Almost 60 per cent say they do not understand all the benefits of their current plan. With mobile sales set to increase by more than 40 per cent this Christmas, Mr Robertson says consumers should do their homework before dialling up a deal. However, he says increased competition in the mobile cap market should provide consumers with some welcome Christmas cheer. He says the industry standard for a $49 cap used to be $230 worth of included credit, but the festive season has resulted in an increase. Vodafone recently bumped up its $49 capped plan to include $280 worth of calls, while 3 is offering $300 credit per month for the same price and 200 minutes extra between 3 users. Dodo and Slimtel have $49.90 and $49 deals respectively with $250 credit. Mobile service providers are offering some very good deals for Christmas and consumers should try to take advantage of them, Mr Robertson says. Indooroopilly university student Chloe Williamson says switching to Vodafone's $49 cap has saved her about $200. She says it gives her the "freedom to keep in contact without the burden of huge bills". Bust some caps * 3: $300 credit per month with 200 minutes extra between 3 users for $49 * AAPT: $240 worth of credit on its $49 cap * Dodo: $250 plus $50 intra-network credit for $49.90 * Slimtel: $250 credit on its $49 cap with insurance * Gotalk: $45 cap offering $200 value at call rate of 30/30sec. * Optus: $40 pack providing $200 value on its turbocharge prepaid offer. * Vodafone: $280 per month for $49. Source PhoneChoice Source: The Courier Mail

SLIMTEL SPONSORS BESSIE BARDOT AND GEOFF BARKER 11/07/2007 Slimtel is proud to sponsor Bessie Bardot, TV Personality and Best Selling Author and Business Woman. After using the Slimtel service Bessie says: "After changing to Slimtel I found juggling my businesses and busy lifestyle became so much more efficient. The service was fantastic, I was saving money, and having my emails on the go meant they allowed me to get so much more done." Slimtel is also proud to sponsor Geoff Barker, Best Selling Author and TV/Radio Presenter. Geoff used the Slimtel service for a few weeks and says: "Slimtel have been a joy to work with. The level of service has put all the other carriers I have used to shame and their rates have meant I can make the most of my phone for my business." Both Geoff and Bessie join other supporters of Slimtel such as Ashleigh Seymour - Miss Teen Australia 2006 and Lauryn Eagle - Miss Teen International 2004, and Kiara Podesta Miss India Australia 2006 . See more on our testimonials page: www.slimtel.com.au/testimonials More info: www.geoffbarker.info www.bessiebardot.com

SLIMTEL CEO BLOG COLUMN ON PHONECHOICE 14/06/2007 SlimTel CEO Kashif Amjad now has a weekly blog column on the popular website phonechoice.com.au. In the column, Kashif will discuss matters relating to mobile phones and how they impact our current lifestyles. View Kashif's column now

KPMG HIGHLIGHTING MVNOS 18/05/2007 KPMG has just published a newsletter highlighting the MVNO market in Australia. In the report, SlimTel has been recognised as one of Australia's leading MVNOs. You can read the full report here.

SLIMTEL HOSTS HISTORIC EVENT 13/02/2007 U.S CONSUL-GENERAL'S HISTORICAL ADDRESS TO PAKISTAN COMMUNITY Friday 2 February 2007 marked the first time a U.S Consul General has addressed an event for Australian Pakistani Muslims. The exclusive event was organised by Slimtel's Managing Director, Kashif Amjad, and was held at the Crowne Plaza Norwest with the Pakistan Australia Association. Slimtel was the exclusive sponsor of the evening. A variety of notable speakers also addressed the intimate gathering: Nick Kaldas (Assistant Police Commissioner of NSW); Lucy Turnbull (Commissioner on the Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding), and Azam Mohammad (Pakistan Consul General). Nick Kaldas touched on important issues such as the role of police integrating with the local community and working closely with various religious, ethnic, and community groups to assist them in preventing violent activity. Other issues that were discussed were lessons learnt from the Cronulla riots, ways to avoid similar situations, and how we all as a broader Australian community should deal with terrorism. The chief guest for the evening, U.S Consul-General Stephen T. Smith, decided to accept the invitation to address the gathering following a luncheon for U.S Ambassador HE Robert D. McCallum, where The Ambassador was asked by Kashif about the United States' relationship with the moderate Muslim world and what they were doing to rectify it. Kashif introduced Consul-General Smith as the key note speaker with his impressive biography. Consul-General Smith talked about the relationship between the U.S and Pakistan, Australia and the U.S and the parallel that could be drawn. He also spoke about Muslims in the U.S and the differences in ethnicities, which also included profiles of various Muslim groups. Pakistani Doctors Association in North America was given as an example (www.appna.org). Discrimination was also discussed to the extent where the U.S has now set up a complaint service at the Consulate here if a person is mishandled at the airport. Consul-General Smith talked on a lighter note of the many cricket clubs in New York. Concluding his address, the Consul-General explained how various religions besides Islam use criminal activities such as terrorism to justify their cause for political or financial gain. Consul-General Smith already had the Sada-e-Watan previous article. Lucy Turnbull, renowned businesswoman and former Lord Mayor of Sydney and was also kind enough to grace the occasion. Lucy spoke of her role as Commissioner on the Commonwealth Commission into Respect and Understanding. This Commission was set up following a request as an outcome of the last Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in 2005 and will present its findings at the 2007 CHOGM. Lucy has been working on this initiative which seeks to break down the barriers of conflict and provide peaceful resolutions, and the Pakistani community were privileged to be one of the first communities she has contacted as it is a fellow member of the Commonwealth. Lucy also handed out a survey to audience members as well. Finally Consul-General Azam Mohammad spoke on Islam, in a very simplistic manner including the roots and meaning of Islam. He spoke at length on how suicide bombing is not part of the religion, and how a few fundamentalists tarnish the image of Muslims worldwide. Consul-General Azam delivered a key message that Islam is about following a book, The Koran, and that one should gain meaning from it by the simplest rule of humanity - to each his own- that is, the Koran cannot be instilled in others, but it gains meaning by applying to the intensity of ones own life, faith and experiences. This is hopefully the start of many dialogues on resolving community issues not just for Pakistanis or Muslims but all faiths and backgrounds living in Australia. Further Developments: Amongst the great atmosphere of the dinner two good news stories already, with one person willing now to travel to the United States after the US Consul Generals speech on complaints on profiling at the airport, and one of the VIP guests so moved by the Pakistani Consul General speech they bought a Koran on the weekend to read. There are more dinners of this nature to come soon on various topics for which discussions have already commenced which are going to be on a different platform and set up.

MONEY MAGAZINE AWARD 11/12/2006 We are very proud to announce that the Super Slim $49 Cap has been awarded bronze in Money magazine's Best of the Best award for the best Mobile Phone Plan - Medium Usage (2G handset) category.

XMAS CHEER FOR MOBILE CAPS 22/11/2006 Christmas cheer for consumers in the Mobile cap market With high interest rates and petrol prices putting the squeeze on household budgets, it is good to see that there are some better deals emerging for users of capped mobile plans. To get the best deal, you need to understand your typical calling pattern - the Bill Calculator will show you which plan works out cheapest for you, based on your individual requirements. Recent improvements in mobile caps The industry standard for a $49 cap used to be $230 worth of included credit, but with Christmas approaching the deals offered have just got a whole lot sweeter: 3 now includes $300 credit per month with 200 minutes extra 3 to 3 for $49. AAPT offers $240 worth of credit on its $49 cap. Austar offers selected $0 handsets with a bonus free 1GB LG MP3 player on its $49 cap. Dodo offers $250 plus $50 intra-network credit for $49.90. gotalk offers a $45 cap offering $200 value at a call rate of 30 cents/ 30 seconds. Optus introduced a new $40 pack providing $200 value on it�s turbocharge prepaid offer. Slimtel offers $250 credit on it $49 cap with a 50% discount on call costs if you exceed your cap in a given month. Vodafone jumped their offer up to $280 per month for $49. Source: Phonechoice

SLIMTEL ASSISTING THE COMMUNITY 01/11/2006 SlimTel provides more than just great phone rates, we have been busy supporting the community that supports us. SlimTel was a major force behind the Pakistan Earthquake Appeal. In partnership with PAA, World Vision Australia, and Australian Red Cross, we helped raise over half a million dollars to assist the victims of this tragic event. We are also proud supporters of Brave Hearts, an organisation aiming to change how paedophilia is dealt with in our community. On a lighter note, CEO Kashif Amjad will be a guest judge in the upcoming Diana Hunting Model Search, an event sponsored by SlimTel. SlimTel is now also the major sponsor for the Rouse Hill Wildcats Baseball Club. Kashif Amjad is also a supporter of The Committee for Sydney and the Asia Society. We are proud of our efforts in the community, and we hope to continue making a difference in the future. For more information on our involvement in the community, please visit our Community page.

SLIMTEL ADVISES NSW PARLIAMENT 16/10/2006 Slimtel CEO Kashif Amjad is now a member of the policy advisory group on Finance for the NSW Liberal party. As advisor Kashif will seek to influence decisions to improve the states finances. For more information, please visit: nsw.liberal.org.au

ASK THE EXPERTS 25/09/2006 Kashif Amjad has recently been added to the experts panel at www.phonechoice.com.au. Kashif is also an expert advisor on allexperts.com and has been a guest speaker at telecommunications events around the world. We are proud to offer our professional expertise to our customers.

AWARD WINNING SERVICE 18/09/2006 SlimTel has recently been presented with two awards from the Hills Chamber of Commerce. SlimTel was awarded in the areas of Excellence in Innovation or Technology and Entrepreneur of the Year categories in the Hills Excellence in Business Awards.

SLIMTEL FEATURED ON ACA 16/08/2006 SlimTel was recently featured on Channel 9's A Current Affairs program. The feature was an in depth look at the ways people can save money by switching mobile plans. The case study involved showed a sample user saving a massive $1,222 from his phone bill by switching from Telstra mobile to SlimTel. You can view the video here. Image used courtesy of Channel 9.

SLIMTEL NUMBER 1 25/07/2006 Slimtel is now on internet based mobile plan selector www.phonechoice.com.au for rateplan comparison. Phonechoice have also verfied in July 2006 that "Slimtel was the first to introduce Cap Plans Safety Net, which is a 50% discount on calls when you go over the cap" as well as "Slimtel is the only mobile company to have one rate for IDD calls and local calls in the cap, and you can use IDD in the entire cap amount"

SLIMTEL ON MOBILESELECT.COM.AU 25/07/2006 Slimtel is now on the mobile phone plan recommendation site www.mobileselect.com.au which helps you choose the best plan possible based on your individual requirements.

SLIMTEL AT MVNO SUMMIT 2006 13/06/2006 Kashif M Amjad will be speaking at Australia's first MVNO Summit on the topic of "Key Success Factors for Developing an Effective MVNO". For more information, please click here.

MEDIA RELEASE: ETHNIC SIMS 15/05/2006 Slimtel, one of Australia's newest Mobile Virtual Network Operators is proud to announce a world first customised SIM catering for the needs of ethnic Australian's. Jinnah SIM is the first scheme in line with SlimWorld. SlimWorld is part of Slimtel's vision of connecting global ethnic communities, without the excessive costs. With rapid technology, most telecommunication service providers cut the geographic divide, without cutting the phone bills. Slimworld's philosophy - a wireless world, with a borderless bill- ensures you stay connected much easier, much longer and much cheaper. Slimtel is pleased to reveal the first ethnic community to benefit from its SlimWorld vision: the Pakistan Community in Australia. Through Jinnah Sim, Slimtel provides a customised plan for anyone wanting to call Pakistan, with greater connection but lower fees. Jinnah Sim offers call rates of just 32c per minute to Pakistan (landline or mobile) direct from your mobile. Other features include a low $9.90 monthly access fee which includes $9.90 worth of calls, flat call rates of 19c/30seconds across Australia and many countries around the world. It also offers 20c for 5 minutes to any Slimtel mobile on the same account. Kashif Amjad, Slimtel Founder and CEO, a second generation Pakistani says that the plan was designed for the modern day person, who is too busy to sit at home and punch in a 20 digit PIN for a low quality calling card voice connection. This allows the user freedom to call Pakistan any time from any location. and dial directly to numbers stored on their sim of loved ones back home. The competitive rate is cheaper than any other mobile carrier - as much as 80% below some, and priced below many landline rates. Jinnah Sim gives you the world at your fingertips with simplicity, quality and versatility. Moreover, Slimtel believes in comfort, choice and flexibility. Slimtel offers customers a variety of options such as the latest handsets, duration of service, capped fees, and much more, all without messy contracts, financial obligations or unnecessary pay out sums. Slimtel symbolises accessibility and affordability. Slimtel offers more than just cheap rates. It is a service, which includes analysing your bill to ensure you "keep the weight off your phone bill". In fact if Slimtel is not going to be the best provider for you, we will advise you of what is the best for you. This is because responsibility with honesty is at the core of Slimtel's philosophy: You matter, because we care. Slimtel is an Australian owned and operated MVNO on the Vodafone Network and commenced in 2005. Slimtel was established to succeed in a maturing mobile market in Australia. Slimtel negotiates competitive rates for its key target markets, and creates win-win solutions for its clients every time. Slimtel already has one of the lowest complaint rates in the industry. That's why Slimtel stands for: "Great Rates, Great Service". Slimtel has already won awards, and is dubbed to achieve future success. Slimtel is also an Endorsed Supplier to the Australian Department of Finance. Slimtel is also proud to have supported the Pakistan Community in Australia during the recent earthquake appeal in collecting funds and media support. Visit www.slimtel.com.au to view our range of innovative products and services, or for further information contact Slimtel on 02 9654 0025 or email media@slimtel.com.au

GOVT GIVES SLIMTEL THUMBS UP 13/03/2006 We are very proud to announce that Slimtel is now an Endorsed Supplier of the Federal Government's, Department of Finance. To find out more, visit www.esa.finance.gov.au. What does that mean? It means the Department of Finance of the Australian Federal Government has checked out Slimtel from head to toe to make sure it is realiable, offers good rates and service so that any government department can use it. They also only choose companies who dedicated to service, and are going to be around from the long term and even have a chat to some of our clients to make sure they are happy (who naturally only had good things to say)! Slimtel is also now accredited with Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO) as an approved service provider. The only other companies that have that accreditation for mobiles are Primus, Optus, Telstra, AAPT, Commander, Vodafone and Macquarie Telecom. This means our billing, customer service and quality of service is such that the government are happy to use the service at any level!

NEW SUPERSLIM CAPS 13/03/2006 Our old SlimCap extra range was met with such enthusiasm that we have now released a series of three great value capped plans: the SuperSlim range. Pay just $49 for $250 call credit per month, $79 for $550 call credit per month, or $149 for a huge $1300 call credit per month! For more information, take a look at the Personal & Capped Plans page.

GET A MOBILE FOR LESS THAN RETAIL! 13/03/2006 When you purchase a Slimtel SIM, any handset you buy online will be sold at a drastically discounted price, lower than even the RRP of a SIM on contract with another carrier! Take a look at our Handsets & Hardware section for more details.

SLIMTEL WEBSITE LAUNCH 12/11/2005 Welcome to the brand new SlimTel.com.au! We hope you enjoy our new streamlined ordering system, as well as a host of other features like the ability to pay your bill online. Keeping the weight of your phone bill has never been easier!

NEW $79 CAP COMING SOON 09/11/2005 Lookout for the new $79 SlimCap Extra mobile plan coming very soon! Keep posted to the Mobile Plans section for details.

INTRODUCING SLIMWORLD 08/11/2005 Anywhere, anytime: Welcome to SlimWorld. Your SlimWorld sim unlocks the power to be able to call most places in the world for the price of a local call. Take a look at the SlimWorld range of mobile plans.

SLIMTEL IS AUSTRALIA'S FIRST "Slimtel was the first to introduce Cap plans Safety net, which is a 50% discount on calls when you go over the cap" As verified by PhoneChoice, July 2006. "Slimtel is the only mobile company to have one rate for IDD calls and local calls in the cap, and you can use IDD in the entire cap amount" As verified by PhoneChoice, July 2006.

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