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Quasi-governmental missing kids center enjoys key exemptions from federal rules

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1-25-2010 National:In many ways, the National­ Center for Missing and Exploited Children is a quasi-government agency.Mandated by Congress, the center has access to the FBI's missing, wanted and unidentified persons files. It operates tip lines for the Justice Department and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It gets more than half of its money from U.S. taxpayers.This is incorrect, there is

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