SmallWorld.com makes a game out of politics

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SmallWorld.com has unveiled its Small World Politics Poll Position game in mid-Jun 2000. The Internet-based gaming community, which has a membership- base of 1.5 million, has already collected 12,000 participants to the online game since its launch. SmallWorld's politics game, which is expected to be concluded after the Nov 7, 2000, US presidential elections, will award a still-undetermined prize to the individual who will correctly match the most state/candidate combination.

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OfficeMax.com offers new printing service

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OfficeMax.com, the e-commerce unit of OfficeMax Inc, has begun offering a new printing service that will allow customers to design, proof and order custom-printed stationery products and office supplies in more than 32 categories. Customers will have the option of designing and ordering full- color business cards, letterhead, promotional items, customized stamps and other items.

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