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Judge Creates Own Da Vinci Code
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The BBC is reporting that the judge who presided over the recent Da Vinci Code plagiarism case used steganography to emb ed his own code in the judgment using italic text in random places throughout the text.

The full text of the code reads 'smithcodeJaeiextostpsacgreamqwfkadpmqz' if you want to have a go at cracking it.

From the article: "Although he would not be drawn on his code and its meaning, Mr Justice Smith said he would probably confirm it if someone cracked it, which was 'not a difficult thing to do'.

In March, Justice Smith presided over a High Court case brought by authors Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh, who claimed Dan Brown plagiarized their own historical book for The Da Vinci Code. 
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