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| Say what? The odyssey of Kraft's new name The Associated Press Crain's Business Chicago tittered that it bears close resemblance to a vulgar Russian term for a sexual act. Michael Mitchell, a Kraft spokesman, said executives took all the joking in stride, and he's quick to point out why the Crain's observation ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'Monogamy Kills!' EDGEOnTheNet What he was doing reading a book like "Sex At Dawn," which examines human sexuality from strictly anthropological and physiological perspectives, was beyond me. But to placate my cousin, I downloaded the book in electronic format to my iPad and read it ... See all stories on this topic » |
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