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The Greater Good - 8/31/2005 07:46:00 AM

From The Onion:

Until yesterday's news conference, [Google's] unofficial slogan had been "Don't be evil." The slogan has now been expanded to "Don't be evil, unless it's necessary for the greater good."

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