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" North Korea has struck a tentative deal to begin nuclear disarmament after its test last fall, the U.S. envoy negotiating the agreement has said. But what about Kim Jong Il&amp;#039;s chemical and biological arsenal? The Chinese are marketing sweet potatoes grown in space. Talk about keeping a space program&amp;#039;s focus back here on Earth. After forcing YouTube to pull 100,000 of its clips from the video-sharing temple, Viacom is shifting clips from the likes of &amp;quot;The Daily Show&amp;quot; and MTV to its own websites. We&amp;#039;re still wondering how you can watch them on the big screen. Dodge has a hot new concept ready to be unveiled in Geneva next month, but our favorite concept out there right now is still probably the Toyota FT-HS, which seems to be getting a ton of attention today. With another super chip up its sleeve, Intel continues to impress with its emphasis on personal empowerment for putting the juice behind supercomputers. The FBI lost 10 laptops with secret information on them from 2002 to 2005. That may not be as bad as the 26.5 million veterans who had their identities exposed last year, but it&amp;#039;s still good reason to keep an eye on the FBI&amp;#039;s computer sleuths\u2014and on your personal data theft protection, especially how to destroy all your data. \u2014Matt Sullivan "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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