RENEE MONTAGNE, Host:
As Al-Jazeera tries to reach more Americans, the Libyan opposition is trying to build connections to itself. The country's secret police monitor communications, including social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, so government opponents have had to find another way to communicate.
STEVE INSKEEP, Host:
The solution is to turn to romance. You can't deny love. So the anti- Gadhafi activists have created accounts on Mawada, a popular Muslim dating website. And they've been speaking in coded messages, according to ABC news.
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