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“According to the San Jose Mercury News, The Bush administration wants access to Google’s huge database of search queries submitted by users to track how often pornography is returned in results. This information would be used for Bush’s appeal of the 2004 COPA law, targeted to prevent access to pornography by children. The law was struck down because it would have restricted adults access to legal pornography. Google is promising to fight the release of this information.”

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