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The Facebook/WhatsApp stuff has me feeling like I'm stuck in an insanely boring Groundhog Day.
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And what does WhatsApp say this morning?
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WA response to Folha report yesterday.
— rat king (@MikeIsaac) October 19, 2018
I deleted a twete previous because I erroneously drew a direct line to the political parties that is not explicitly stated in the Folha story. I'm sorry for that, it's a complicated situation, as @broderick notes. here's the statement pic.twitter.com/hLYCe937rH
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