Jack Dorsey labels Elon Musk 'the singular solution I trust' after Twitter buyout deal | The Hill
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Jack steps down from Twitter CEO role | TechCrunch
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CEO Jack Dorsey: Twitter absolutely does not censor users
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Jack Dorsey is ready to save Twitter
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