I have a client who had a falling out with their local ISP, who also hosted their website. Their response was to delete the website. They came to me to build them a new website, since they did not have any of the old websites files. Before deciding to start from scratch, I decided to use the Way Back Machine, which has tons of caches of old websites. I was able to find the website, download it, and re-upload. What a great service.
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