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Posted AT 11:28 AM EDT on 10/03/05

Inbox nightmare near end?

Globe and Mail Update

Canadians' inbox nightmare may be coming to an end, a new survey suggests. For the first time in four years the volume of unsolicited or spam e-mails has declined, according to polling firm Ipsos-Reid's latest Canadian quarterly report on Internet trends. “Canadians are starting to regain control of their e-mail inboxes,” Ipsos-Reid senior vice president Steve Mossop said. In 2004, Canadians received an average of 177 e-mails a week.

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Talking to the Taliban

TALKING TO THE TALIBAN

Globe reporter Graeme Smith's exclusive glimpse into Afghanistan's bloody insurgency, a multimedia series probing what these fighters believe, what motivates them and what they hope to gain.

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