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    According to new research into chemical residue found in the dust collecting on computers and other electronics devices, the PC that you're using to read this story could pose a long-term threat to your health.

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    CIOs and IT managers are constantly being reminded about the importance of soft skills. But is this management buzzword all that people claim?

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