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Tracking the radioactive poison that killed a Russian secret service defector

30
Nov
2013

In 2006, Russian FSB (formerly KGB) defector Alexander Litvinenko was the victim of a rare and frightening poison: a tiny speck of polonium-210, delivered in a cup of tea, was enough to destroy his body from the inside out. …

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Guess what happens to the data you “Delete” on Facebook?

21
Oct
2011

There are always things that we don’t want to have on Facebook. Gossipy conversations, embarrassing photos, controversial status updates – most people have had their fair share of such things. The best way to deal with them is usually to just click the delete button. After which, we can go back to living normally and […]

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