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In new Elon Musk documentary, his lieutenants are the most damning voices
Business Insider and The New Yorker describe the same event in different terms.
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What happened‘Musk,’ the new film from Alex Gibney, features interviews with more than the usual critics of the Tesla and SpaceX CEO.
The headline splitNBC News frames it as "In new Elon Musk documentary, his lieutenants are the most damning voices". Slate frames it as "The Making of Elon Musk".
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Left / center-leftIn new Elon Musk documentary, his lieutenants are the most damning voices
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