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Mark Hamill quits Fb, accusing Mark Zuckerberg of valuing 'income over truthfulness'

Actor Mark Hamill has introduced that he's quitting Fb, declaring that he disagrees with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's insurance policies.
Actor Mark Hamill has announced that he is quitting Facebook, stating that he disagrees with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's policies.

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