Perhaps some of the Lexis software engineers have been working just a little too hard. See a SiliconValley.com article dated November 3, Programers Hold Funerals for Old Code. Does anyone know what CCI is/was?
[Thanks, JP!]
Programmers Hold Funerals for Old Code
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