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"Like a toddler who has gotten his hands on a book of matches, Facebook has burned down the house over and over, and called every arson a learning experience," Sen. Sherrod Brown, Ohio Democrat, said. (Associated Press photographs)

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Now, Facebook said the test has been expanded to Ireland, Italy, Japan, Australia, Brazil and New Zealand.

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Facebook disputes that and says the legislation lacks clarity.

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