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March 25, 2000 | Readers are invited to crack the acronymic code of any well-known high-tech firm and, by so doing, unlock its corporate credo. We welcome up to three original submissions from each entrant. E X A M P L E Money
R U L E S Send your submissions via e-mail only to salon21st@salon.com. Please include your full name and an accurate e-mail address so we can contact you if you're a winner. By submitting your entry you give Salon Technology permission to publish it. Deadline for entries is April 3, 2000. P R I Z E S The winning response will receive a copy of Salon Technology senior correspondent Andrew Leonard's book, "Bots: The Origin of New Species." In two weeks we'll publish a winner and some selected entries -- then start over a couple of weeks after that with a whole new challenge.
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