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		<title>By: How to revoke access to Twitter Applications &#124; Geeky Ninja</title>
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		<description>[...] store it on the device to communicate with Twitter on my behalf. But some applications, like the previously mentioned CoTweet, use your Twitter credentials to let you login to their site without creating an [...]</description>
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