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1                 The head of the National Security Agency defended
          his beleaguered organization, saying it acts within the law to
          stop militant attacks and calling reports that the NSA collected
4       data on millions of phone calls in Europe false.
                    The intelligence chiefs appeared against a backdrop of
          angry accusations by European allies that the United States
7       spies on their leaders and citizens, accusations prompted by
          highly classified documents that Snowden leaked to media
          organizations.
10               Army General Keith Alexander, testifying with other
          U.S. spy chiefs before the House of Representatives
          Intelligence committee, sought to defuse a growing controversy
13     over reports of NSA snooping on citizens and leaders of major
          U.S. allies.
                    The hearing took place as Congress is weighing new
16     legislative proposals that could limit some of the NSA’s more
          expansive electronic intelligence collection programs.
                    More than any previous disclosures from the Snowden
19     documents, the reports of spying on close U.S. allies have
          forced the White House to promise reforms and even
          acknowledge that America’s electronic surveillance may have
22     gone too far.

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