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FAA selects state for drone testing | Laughlin Nevada Times


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21 January 2014



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““Someday drones will be commonplace in U.S. skies and, before that happens, it’s imperative that Congress enact strong, nationwide privacy rules,” ACLU attorney Catherine Crump said in a statement.”

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