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ZAGREB, 1 April (Hina) - Highly educated men aged 30-50 most often contact the Council for Civilian Oversight of Security and Intelligence Agencies with complaints that they believe that they are being followed by secret services or that their phones are tapped, the council's chair Zdravka Čufar Šarić has told Hina.
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