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		<title>Expired Equipments</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Do you ever wonder why our equipments start malfunctioning just after their warranty expired? Here is one of the theories explaining that phenomena. I, personaly, believe that this could be true. Who knows?

http://www.videofunny.japankaizen.com/files/expire.flv

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