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In a series of text messages on Jan. 29, 2016, Uber’s then-chief executive Travis Kalanick pushed his top lieutenants to mount a counteroffensive. Kalanick wanted a peaceful sit-in or march in the city’s center. https://t.co/Cx08mYPd6P — PolitiTweet.org

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When protests against the company erupted in Paris, managers began working from an unmarked office and for safety reasons were ordered not to wear Uber-branded clothing in public, the documents show. https://t.co/Cx08mYPd6P — PolitiTweet.org

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One executive in response raised concern “about taxi violence against” Uber drivers. Kalanick said a large crowd would keep Uber drivers safe, but he appeared to suggest that if clashes did occur, that could benefit Uber too. https://t.co/Cx08mYPd6P https://t.co/YgxCpzC3QO — PolitiTweet.org

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