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UK Government launches new 'MP for a week' sim By Adam Hartley published 12 January 10 A new government initiative lets kids become an 'MP for a week' in a computer game simulation of the same name.
Splashing out $1m on simulating water sounds By Mark Harris in Seattle published 5 June 09 Surprisingly powerful computers required to fake 'drip drip'
