Beijing-run school in Tanzania trains African leaders in authoritarianism

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How can this be? I saw this HN Post a few days ago. It's also marked as visited in my browser history.

Now, a few days later, it's being again presented on top of the "new" entries and have the color of the visited links. So, I've already visited it. But why is it on top of new?

Because someone else submitted it. Dupes happen, dude.

But when I do a search, no hits are returned except that only one. Like it never have been submitted before. And, my browser say I've visited that site already, because I did - like one or two days ago.

Dupe, or not dupe, that is the question: Whether 'tis darker minds want us suffer,

The faults and bugs of outrageous bad done,

Or some strategy against a sea of bots,

We'll never know, nor end them. For credits —to sleep.

Shakesbear.

here's the dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37218243

Dang, good thing that the U.S. and Western countries in general have never supported authoritarians when it was convenient for them.

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