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Spotlight UNITED STATES Issue dated 06/11/2013

NSA struggles to win over Congress

Out of favour with the White House and the Senate in the wake of the revelations about its interception activities leaked by former contract worker Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency (NSA) has been fighting hard to save its skin [...] (538 words)

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