A former security chief at Twitter told Congress on Tuesday that the social platform is plagued by weak cyber defenses, privacy threats and the inability to control millions of fake accounts.
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High Schools
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Twins
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High Schools
Rosemount overcomes Lakeville South with stern defense and late field goal
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Twins
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