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However, individual metalcasting studies have discovered that several manufacturing issues exist with Cu-Bi alloys: cracking, leakers, and lower ductility and tensile strength. While the additional surveillance reported by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal might provoke more indignation about HP's probe, the tactics aren't likely to shift the focus of the inquiries into whether the company and its investigators broke any laws in their quest to identify the boardroom leaker. If an employer suspects someone of leaking sensitive stuff to the press, all the employer need do is hand a cell phone to the leaker and say, "Here, take this. |
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