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    The document discusses a news article about new data on internal US spying. It notes that the article cited nearly 300 million Americans accessing the data, but one person comments that the actual number checked in was 206,154. Another person suggests waiting until over a million people have checked in to get a better sense of the percentages. They also blame the media for providing a bland take on the issue.

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    The document discusses a news article about new data on internal US spying. It notes that the article cited nearly 300 million Americans accessing the data, but one person comments that the actual number checked in was 206,154. Another person suggests waiting until over a million people have checked in to get a better sense of the percentages. They also blame the media for providing a bland take on the issue.

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    Re: New data on internal US spying

    Re: New data on internal US spying


    Source: http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Archive/Soc/soc.singles.moderated/200601/msg00130.html

    From: Allison Turner <betonica@xxxxxxxxx> Date: 13 Jan 2006 15:41:21 0500 on 13 Jan 2006 14:58:31 0500, steveb stated: > >On 13 Jan 2006 14:45:05 0500, miguel <mjc101@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> >>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10562904/ > >lol ... nearly 300 million Americans .... try to come up with someone >a bit better next time huh? Well, either someone's been backboxing those votes, or your calcs were off it was 206,154 when I checked. Quite impressive anyway. I'd like to see what the percents are after at least a million people have checked in, though. I guess I should blame the media more than the general public for the bland take on it all.

    Allison .

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