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Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 17:05:24 -0700 (PDT)
From: david.oxley@enron.com
To: kathryn.schultea@enron.com, exec.jones@enron.com, mary.joyce@enron.com, 
	cindy.olson@enron.com, j..kean@enron.com, neil.davies@enron.com
Subject: Can we switch off Expert Finder?
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As I work with Neil and Scott on ways to slow down the various external recruitment companies, search companies, etc., from accessing our key employees, can we invent some technical difficulties for expert finder or at least take all commercial staff offline?