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Privacy Bar Too High For 'Occupy' Tweeters To Stop Subpoenas

By Allison Grande (March 13, 2012, 8:06 PM EDT) -- Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested during an October riot are seeking to quash the Manhattan district attorney's subpoena of their Twitter accounts, but they may fall short in their attempt to prove that the disclosure of their sometimes-anonymous tweets violates their privacy rights, according to attorneys....

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