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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2018 · 26 MIN

You Can’t Hack Paper

from Purplish · host Colorado Public Radio

Security experts say Colorado is one of the most reliable places to cast a ballot. That’s largely because of an old technology: good, old-fashioned wood pulp.

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Security experts say Colorado is one of the most reliable places to cast a ballot. That’s largely because of an old technology: good, old-fashioned wood pulp.

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