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Permanent Record review: Edward Snowden writes in 50 shades of grey

The whistleblower offers part-confession, part-J’accuse, an ambiguous tale for a nation which doesn’t know what to think

Eighteen years after the towers fell and the Pentagon burned, nearly three in four Americans call terror a national priority. Almost half prioritize security over civil liberties.

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