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Zuckerberg says Fb's failure to take away militia web page an 'operational mistake'

Fb Inc  made an "operational mistake" in not performing sooner to take away a web page for a militia group that posted a name to arms in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the corporate's Chief Government Mark Zuckerberg mentioned on Friday.
Facebook Inc  made an "operational mistake" in not acting sooner to remove a page for a militia group that posted a call to arms in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the company's Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Friday.

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