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Cbltech.com[Cbltech.com] "We are taking necessary steps at our data recovery lab in Armonk toprovide immediate support to those businesses who have lost computer data dueto water and smoke damage from events surrounding the disaster," says CBL'spresident Bill Margeson. "Our back up lab in Toronto, Canada is also preparedand have alerted technicians to standby to assist critical cases over theweekend and in to next week."

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