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      <description>Kyle LePrevost gives a presentation to the Virginia Cyber Security Partnership in 2017 regarding Cloud Security</description>
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      <description>An analysis of the 2012 vice presidential debate from a social media perspective. This was a college project for Clemson&amp;#39;s Social Media Listening Center.</description>
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