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Julian Sanchez | 12.1.2003 11:01 AM

An NPR story aired this morning takes a surprisingly balanced look at the customer information behemoth Choicepoint.

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R. C. Dean 23 years ago

Makes you wonder how much ChoicePoint gave to NPR, doesn't it.
Douglas Fletcher 23 years ago

Coming back to the Hit & Run after having the flu is very disconcerting, somehow.

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