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April 20, 2000
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A Green Light For Greenpeace

In London, Greenpeace protesters who took "direct action" to destroy field-trial crops of genetically engineered produce were cleared of wrongdoing by a British jury, who made the unfathomable decision to ignore the rule of law that protects private property.

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