On the recordDecember 17, 2013
We have all benefited from the rapid advances in computing technology, but we also cherish our personal freedoms.
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congress.govJay Rockefeller: “We have all benefited from the rapid advances in computing technology, but we also cherish our personal freedoms.”
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Rockefeller emphasizes the balance between technological benefits and the importance of personal freedoms.
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