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SAIC to Build Surveillance Grid in Oakland to Track Political Activists
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Hedge Funds are Dumping Monsanto Stock
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The Evolution of the NSA’s XKeyscore
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The Fall of Mussolini
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ManTech Names CIA Vet Brian McHugh VP of Program Development and Risk Management
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Susan Sontag on Fascist Art & Aesthetics
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Who is Mark Mazer?
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