Photos | Wired Magazine Website Advertisement Featuring Ron Paul and Peter Stormare
Ron Paul and Peter Stormare featured in an advertisement for Wired Magazine's website, showcasing their document sharing capabilities with state-of-the-art computer hardware and electronics.
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