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19 hours ago ago from Joanne Jacobs
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1 hour, 4 minutes ago ago from International Liberty
Isn't it nice to know that our tax dollars were used for a study showing that gasp! that people are not totally honest when using online dating sites. Maybe the next taxpayer-financed study can investigate whether it's hotter at the equator. The Washington Post reports on this boondoggle (though only about the results, of course, not about the waste of taxpayer money): It won't surprise anyone who's tried online dating to learn that ...
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