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The Guardian's NSA Scoops Net Record Traffic

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Tim Peterson
June 11, 2013 02:30 PM

The Guardian's massive scoops on government surveillance last week could help the U.K. newspaper turn its push for a U.S. presence into a more forceful shove.

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