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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: Inside the Hong Kong Stock Market in Central Hong Kong.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  Christmas in McDonalds in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  The Shanghai Television Tower stands in the background of a traditional hutang roof top in in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man begs for money near the star ferry pier in Central Hong Kong amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man begs for money near the star ferry pier in Central Hong Kong amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: People watch the monitors as the Heng Seng Index drops 13 percent to 8,776 the largest slide since 1989, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man walks past a closed business and for lease signs in Centraly Hong Kong, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: People watch the monitors as the Heng Seng Index drops 13 percent to 8,776 the largest slide since 1989, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  Artist in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  McDonalds in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General construction scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General construction scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  A young boy on a construction site in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General construction scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General construction scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  Shoe mender in a hutang area in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  Kids play in a hutang area  in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General scenes in a hutang area of Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  A woman walks down a street in a hutang area of  Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Inside a book store people look over western magazines n Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   A material shop in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   A young girl in a window in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Reflections of Chinese men in the grill of a Rolls Royce in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Card playing in the hutong area of Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   The Bund  in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man begs for money near the star ferry pier in Central Hong Kong amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A woman walks by a monitor in Central as the Heng Seng Index drops 13 percent to 8,776 the largest slide since 1989, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man stops to watch a monitor in Central as the Heng Seng Index drops 13 percent to 8,776 the largest slide since 1989, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man stops to watch a monitor in Central as the Heng Seng Index drops 13 percent to 8,776 the largest slide since 1989, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A trader has a nap as others do things to pass the time as the Heng Seng Index drops 13 percent to 8,776 the largest slide since 1989, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man walks past a shop in Central as a sales person waits for customers amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A jeweler in Tsim Sha Tsui waits for customers as he is forced to put things on sale, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   General scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  Inside a bookstore  in Shanghai, China people check out western magazines. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  General construction scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  Barber shop  in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  A young boy jumps off a chair in a hutang area in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   General scenes in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Crowds in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: A man begs for money near the star ferry pier in Central Hong Kong amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG- OCT 28: People watch the monitors as the Heng Seng Index drops 13 percent to 8,776 the largest slide since 1989, amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • HONG KONG:  People look over job boards at the unemployment office in Hong Kong as the jobless rate soars amid the Asian financial crises.  (Photo by David Paul Morris)
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA :  Men play majong in a hutang area in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SHANGHAI, CHINA:   Construction never stops in Shanghai, China. Photograph by David Paul Morris
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People attend MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show this year is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: Victor Leite from Rio De Janeiro checks his email at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: Crowds are seen at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show is the  launch of the new iPhone which is a  device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People attend MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show this year is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check a demonstration of the new iPhone on at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People attend MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show this year is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: A Apple employee gives a demonstration of the new iPhone at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: Victor Leite from Rio De Janeiro checks his email at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: Victor Leite from Rio De Janeiro checks his email at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: The new Appletv is seen on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device is set to launch in February 2007. It will play movies and music and view photos synced to the Mac. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: A man takes a photo of apples new Appletv on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device is set to launch in February 2007. It will play movies and music and view photos synced to the Mac.  After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People check out the new iPhone on display at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: People attend MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show this year is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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  • SAN FRANCISCO - JANUARY 10: Two young boys take a nap at MacWorld on January 10, 2007 in San Francisco, California. The star of the show this year is the new iPhone, a device which is controlled by a touch screen is set to launch in June 2007. It will play music, surf the Internet and deliver voice mail and e-mail. After rising 6 percent on Tuesday, Apple shares gained 4.79 percent, to close at $97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market on Wednesday.  (Photograph by David Paul Morris)
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