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Last month, software engineer Kyle Dhillon said during a labor board trial that “Don’t be evil,” Google’s famous corporate mantra, had lured him to the tech giant five years ago. 

The motto appealed to the Princeton grad because it showed Google was aware of its own power. It underscored, Dhillon said, the delicate work it takes to keep a big company like Google honest.

“Recognizing ‘Don’t be evil’ as one of its core values shows that it’s aware it’s possible for us to become evil,” Dhillon told a National…