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Cookies and Your Privacy A cookie is a small text file that is placed on your computer by a Web site that you visit. Cookies improve your Web surfing experience by making it more convenient. Although using cookies may raise some Web surfers' concerns about privacy and security, these are best addressed by your Privacy Policy and understanding how cookies work.
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Date: 11.12.2001
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