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Conspiracy theory

This text looks like nonsense to me, so I'm moving it off the page. Clement Cherlin 21:12, 29 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Plexus is also the generic name of any extremely powerful group within a corporation, or an association of corporations, whose work is done in secret. Groups of this nature usually wield power in secret to subvert national or international laws, morals or ethics. Members of the group are typically only known by other members. ^{[citation needed]}

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