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Snowden deserves our thanks for revealing world of surveillance

PRESUMABLY, if Edward Snowden ever returns to America, or is captured and brought there, he will meet at least the same fate as Jim Larkin.

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Saturday, June 15, 2013

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Frustrated Harrington still in the hunt

From Brian Keogh at MerionARDMORE, PA - Pádraig Harrington hauled himself into contention for a tilt at the US Open only to frustratingly undo his hard work with a late double bogey six in the gathering gloom at a punishing Merion last night.


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