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White House approved spying on allies, officials say
U.S. officials say the White House and State Department approved surveillance of phone conversations of allied leaders including Merkel, signaling anger among intelligence staff at being cast aside as disclosures from Edward Snowden strain ties with partners. Congress eyes reviews while foreign governments protest.
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