those crazy russians, they bootleg everything from mp3s to name brand vodka

lol

I assume the teacher has done it to help his pupils get the necessary experiance in whatever learning is required at school,to me that's a blight on the government itself for not providing the necessary tools in the first place further more it's a big blight on microsoft for not taking the initiative and making a deal with the school to purchase the licences for a small fee or comming to some other arrangement,did'nt i read somewhere that ol billy gates was giving affordable computers to Africa ??,to me microsoft have missed out on an excellant advertising opportunity

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Microsoft has distanced itself from the case, claiming had nothing to do with the charges and had opted last year not to bring any civil action.

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This has nothing to do with Microsoft, and it is probably some attempt to get at the teacher. You know how these things work, and the teacher in question has probably said,done or taught something that goes against what the heads of state want.

Remember Chechnya!!!