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CES 2006: Highlights of Saturday's coverage from TG Daily
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Cool interview with Valve. 
Yeah I can't wait for Half Life 2 Episode III, but they can't really rush things.
Thank you Rob Rob Wright for interviewing Doug Lombari. At least I know what is going on.
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