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    Twitter restrictions on Elon Musk are set to take hold. But is anyone at Tesla willing to reel him in?

    by Russ Mitchell, Los Angeles Times Dec 27, 2018 3 minutes

    Elon Musk revels in bad boy behavior on Twitter, with fart jokes, accusations of pedophilia, insults directed at the Securities and Exchange Commission, and much more.

    "Twitter is a war zone," he said in a recent "60 Minutes" TV interview. "If somebody's going to jump into the war zone, it's like, OK, you're in the arena, let's go."

    On Friday, Tesla's board of directors takes on the uncomfortable role of peacekeeper. Under a fraud settlement Musk

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