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Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook remains under fire for the way it handles users' data.
在“剑桥分析”丑闻发生以后，脸书因其处理用户数据的方式而一直遭到诟病mG7D*viqVB[4。
The company has lost billions off its stock over the scandal and many are encouraging the #deletefacebook movement.
因为这一丑闻，该公司股票损失了数十亿美元，并且很多人都在鼓励“删除脸书账户”的行动oys0_,glWPO@0*。

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has also been called in to testify in front of Congress on data privacy.
脸书创始人兼首席执行官马克·扎克伯格也被要求就数据隐私一事到国会作证2brnSx!F#.。
In an interview conducted last summer, Zuckerberg said user privacy was "extremely important" to Facebook's operations.
扎克伯格在去年夏天的一次采访中表示，用户隐私对脸书的经营来说是“极其重要的”EBWI)2|ia)hrb-|~W7O。

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词语解释

1.under fire 受到攻击

例句：The president's plan first came under fire from critics who said he hadn't included enough spending cuts.
总统的计划先是遭到批评者的猛烈抨击，他们称开支削减力度不够Oe-=p(_6K,Ts7zCC&。

2.testify v. 作证；证明

例句：The two youths today declined to testify because they said they feared for their safety.
这两个年轻人今天拒绝作证，称他们是出于对自身安全的担心P~o!F9v;A(BZL6+F2jt+。