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This WebDisc copy contains a complete duplicate of the
web.archive.org archive of www.newamericancentury.org (all dates), and
was created on June 11, 2008. The original www.newamericancentury.org website
no longer exists as of this date (taken down around 5/17/2008).
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You can therefore easily search for content available on a given day or range
of days using the Windows "Search" function (from the Start menu), or
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with the timestamps of interest to you. Wayback Machine
timestamps use the format YYYYMMDDhhmmss, so to find
all files available on June 3, 2006, you would search for folders named
20060603*.
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