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I see this quite often with users in the office that have electronic devices near their monitors... even something as simple as a lamp, cell phone, alarm-clock radio, etc... Check for any devices near the monitor... if you have speakers flanking your monitor and they are not well shielded, it can cause this as well.
If all that is not the cause, it could be a video card issue or the monitor itself.
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