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	<description>The Origins of Popular Product Names</description>
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		<title>eBay</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If Pierre Omidyar had been a little quicker on his feet, the name &#8220;eBay&#8221; would be nothing but an annoying typo today.
In 1995, Omidyar,  a French-Iranian immigrant and Silicon Valley veteran, created a web site he called Auction Web, an electronic flea market where visitors could hawk Beanie Babies, computer gear and the Pez [...]]]></description>
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