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(NYT15) NEW YORK -- June 25, 2004 -- CELLPHONE-ALIBIS -- Harry Kargman, president and chief executive of Kargo, at his Manhattan office, June 18, 2004, where numerous test phones sit beside his computer waiting to be programed. Kargman's company plans in July to begin selling in a variety of cellphone sounds for $2.99, that enable the user to select background sounds that will be heard by the caller in order to falsify the caller's whereabouts. (Monika Graff/The New York Times) *LITE
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