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Social networks to stamp out sex offenders

By Tim Ferguson

Published: Friday 04 April 2008

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Ineffective News Bite proposal. This may have good...
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I love the lawyer speak ... it's not clear how suc...
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Surely a better way would be to create a service w...
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When you read a proposal like this, it's very easy...
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