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Cindy is amazingly precocious, and may one day be able to read stories, even recognize faces. But that, says her creator, is nothing to be scared of.

Having taken on grizzled bare-knuckle fighters like Messrs Welch and Ellison, the trustbusters in Brussels are hardly going to be scared of the callow youths who founded Google.

Peter Cullen, of Microsoft, said: "Your online reputation is not something to be scared of, it's something to be proactively managed.

The last thing you want is for her to be scared of what will help her.

The second is to be scared of success, which leads to "resolute contraction" and Right deviationist mistakes. That's just AS bad.