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Fired Johns Hopkins professor may not paintings for Fb finally

Daniel Povey, a professor who was once fired by way of Johns Hopkins College, stated he'll now not pass paintings at Fb after the corporate requested him to paintings as a contractor whilst it investigated cases round his firing.
Daniel Povey, a professor who was fired by Johns Hopkins University, said he will no longer go work at Facebook after the company asked him to work as a contractor while it investigated circumstances around his firing.

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