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Article: IT'S 9:00 O'CLOCK. DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR CLIENTS’ SENSITIVE DATA IS?
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Vladimir Dubisskiy
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article is good however Nov 23, 2007

The topic is very important and must be considered by any translator.
The only problem I have got here: inspired I went to the CBL site but could not find any shredding opportunity there - everything was about recovery. And suggested link did not work.
 
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Récupérez ... Jan 17, 2017

Récupérez is not the name of any product, but the imperative of the verb "to recover" in French ...

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