Thank you, Jim. I will remember this strategy of defense if or when I am indicted. <g>
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>Prosecutor: Did you login to the comapny system on Sep5, 2003?
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>Defendant: No sir, I did not.
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>Prosecutor: That's odd, Mr. Litvak, because we have records of hundreds of transactions done through your ID on that day!
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>Defendant: Well that may be, Sir, but I can tell you categorically that I did NOT login on that day!
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>- of course the defendant knows that he did logon but he is adamant that he did not login.
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>>>Hi, Dmitry.
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>>>>This has been driving me crazy for a long time. Please someone straighten me :-).
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>>>>Where do you use Login and where do you use Logon?
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>>>A few week ago I had dinner with Les Pinter here in Buenos Aires, and he explained us the golden rule about when to use IN and when to use ON:
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>>>Use IN when you want. 8-)
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>>>Seriously, something difficult about any language, but what's makes them rich, is the existence of different ways to say the same thing.
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>>>See you!
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