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Parler, social media platform common amongst conservatives, reemerges on-line

The social media platform Parler has reemerged on-line after being pressured to move dark throughout the wake of the rebel attack at the U.S. Capitol setting up ultimate month.
The social media platform Parler has reemerged online after being forced to go dark in the wake of the riot attack at the U.S. Capitol building last month.

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