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Pack lightly, Super Bowl fans.
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Pack lightly, Super Bowl fans.
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"That system, which is mostly in private hands, needs to all come up to a certain baseline level," she said.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Friday that without standards for critical industries, there will be gaps that U.S. adversaries can exploit.
