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Oct. 19 - Speaking at the Dublin F.ounder's technology conference, U2 singer Bono hailed Egyptian computer engineer and activist Wael Ghonim for his role in igniting the Arab Spring uprising that led to the overthrow of leader Hosni Mubarak. Matt Cowan reports.
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