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Translucent borders on windows were first introduced in Windows Vista. The underlying technology was called "Aero," and is more widely used to provide new capabilities with Windows 7. In Vista, Aero mostly made the desktop look more Mac-like, though it did enable a striking, 3-D method of flipping through open windows.
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With the looming threat of a double-dip recession, investors should position their portfolios to protect themselves from another downturn.
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An insider's guide to politics and policy, available on the iPad or as a PDF download.
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