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At 20:18 04-08-1999 +0100, Mark Ovens wrote:
>'Gore likes to boost his profile as a promoter of high tech and
>caused ROFLs from the computer cognosenti last May by claiming:
>"During my servide in the US Congress, I took the initiative in
>creating the Internet" '

From a message I saw in a different mailing list today:

"Gore took a critical part [in launching the Internet]," says Dave Farber,
a professor of telecommunication systems at the University of Pennsylvania.
"He did misspeak, and everybody jumped on him, but he made a very
significant contribution."


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