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Wireless Internet debuts in Luxor, Egypt
Lost in history? Forget it. Now visitors to Egypt's ancient city of Luxor, known for its Pharaonic temples, can log onto the Internet as they meander. A new high-speed wireless service sells for about $7 for an hour or $21 per day.
 This is a city known for great old architecture. And it's a desert spot and has a long-standing tradition of hospitality. |
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