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Why sure you can, if you want your computer to have a new virus friend!<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-20-42038451-1"><span>whois unesco.vg</span>
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<span>Whois information not available. Possible reasons:</span>
<span>Access denied by whois server.</span>
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<span>The following information is based on the Domain Name System (DNS)</span>
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<span>Domain name: unesco.vg</span>
<span>Status: registered</span>
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May a PDF file contain a Virus??
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The fact that a file has a .PDF extension does not guarantee that it is an Acrobat PDF file.
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Can I still download the UNESCO International Handbook of Universities, 2017 from this link?<br />
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<a href="http://www.unesco.vg/INTERNATIONAL_HANDBOOK.pdf" rel="ugc">http://www.unesco.vg/INTERNATIONAL_HANDBOOK.pdf</a>
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Can I still download the UNESCO International Handbook of Universities, 2017 from this link?

http://www.unesco.vg/INTERNATIONAL_HANDBOOK.pdf

UNESCO International Handbook of Universities, 2017

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