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Apr 26 13 1:37 PM
A MASS Internet monitoring program touted by Britain's government as a terror-fighting tool is unworkable, the country's deputy leader said, vowing that it would not become law. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's opposition means the sweeping surveillance regime - which would have tracked everything Britons did online - is likely dead in the water because his Liberal Democrats are the junior partner in Britain's coalition government and have an effective veto over official policy.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's opposition means the sweeping surveillance regime - which would have tracked everything Britons did online - is likely dead in the water because his Liberal Democrats are the junior partner in Britain's coalition government and have an effective veto over official policy.
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