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My ribbon is red: Planned Parenthood fights HIV/AIDS
Angered by a horde of reactionary, women-hating, chastity obsessed right-wingers who huddled and spewed venom this week at the Conservative Political Action Conference , spouting pseudo-pious obscenities bewailing "contraception" as if it is a communist plot against America.
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Over 10% of the world population is obese, double than in 1980, according to a series of studies published in the latest medical journal called The Lancet.
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