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What do mailing newspaper clippings to your husband, defending displaced tenants and writing a doctoral thesis using 50-year-old library records have in common? They're all apparently enough to get you thrown in jail in China for "revealing state secrets."

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berkeley
June 12, 2007, 11:36 a.m.
these guys are ahead of rove on secrecy. giuliani could even take lessons.
they have no shame.

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