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For teenagers, the area is a center of cybercafe culture.

Why give that up just because you are working in a cybercafe halfway around the world?

Who will use the hotel or cybercafe system until this is all sorted out?

On Monday, with the climbing season under way, he and his team finished building a cybercafe at 17,500 feet.

This may regenerate downtown, or at the least bring us a cybercafe.

It was billed as the first cybercafe owned and operated by black women.

A friend offered him a job at his cybercafe, and he was forced to move in with his parents.

It will include a children's room, a music area with headsets, a cybercafe and other amenities.

Tennis, water sports, a cybercafe, fitness center and other diversions are available.

That same year, the cybercafe burned down in an electrical fire, forcing the company to focus on the internet business.

In the United States, the cybercafe may be a phenomenon whose time passed without ever quite arriving.

But he has never seen anyone who looks like a terrorist at the cybercafe he owns here.

To beef up revenues, he said, the cybercafe also offers, for a fee, of course, computer training and Web site development.

It was the first service station in the country to include a cybercafe, and the last to have separate trucker's cafe.

Online- This program allows students to take all of their classes online with access to teachers in the cybercafe.

If he cannot find work with a software company, he said he would go into business - perhaps opening a cybercafe.

Why hadn't he just run in panic as he had in the cybercafe?

Melanie eventually managed to land a job working for Roy Farmer at the cybercafe.

A. If you're not on the Internet already, garden touring may be reason enough to get wired - or at least to visit a cybercafe.

"Many museums default to this cybercafe style, where they put a bunch of computers in a museum space.

Instead, it is designed for the casual Web browser, at home or at the nearest cybercafe.

An art gallery and cybercafe, with pork buns and lattes.

There's no cybercafe in the ruined villages of Sumatra."

You might remember the June 16th fire in Beijing that killed 25 patrons of a cybercafe.

"One million lira," piped the cashier at the cybercafe.