I would submit that the plural of "virus" is probably "Windows".
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I would submit that the plural of "virus" is probabl
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I would submit that the plural of "virus" is probably "Windows".
More precisely Microsoft Outlook
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>Don't ignore IE (Internet Express). More holes than a screen door!
INTERNET Explorer.
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"...a shoddy piece of dishonest marketing nonsense..."
how many levels of redundant redundancy is contained in that phrase?
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur.
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> Now with "native HTML5 support for t
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