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Meanings of freedom of the press foundation in English

Portuguese
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Non-profit organization.

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        Examples for "fpf"
        Examples for "fpf"
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        FPF means Foul Play Feared in the police world.
        The weight of silence
        2
        The FPF took Cardinal off the Cup match for what it called "personal reasons".
        Reuters
        3
        Wild-type mice refused the highly saturated fPF diet.
        Pubmed
        4
        On it's website, FPF highlights a reason for applying for citizenship is the country being a tax haven.
        Radio NZ
        5
        FPF also owns and runs the weekly Chinese-English language newspaper The Vila Times, and runs a consultancy offering help securing Vanuatu citizenship.
        Radio NZ
        Usage of freedom of the press foundation in English
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        The SecureDrop software we use is a project of the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
        Reuters
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        The Freedom of the Press Foundation has Glenn Greenwald and whistleblowing former spy Edward Snowden as directors.
        Radio NZ
        3
        Amid a flurry of furious interaction with privacy activists, Omidyar encountered Trevor Timm of the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
        NY Magazine
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        The platform was finished after Swartz's death, and is now maintained and promoted by the not-for-profit Freedom of the Press Foundation.
        The Guardian
        5
        Thanks to Edward Snowden, The Guardian Project, and the Freedom of the Press Foundation, the Haven app transforms your old smartphone into a security device.
        The Irish Times
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