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Reshaping breasts on the net.

It seems that some women are using their breasts to get more than just unwanted attention! For some they are obviously a means with which to be noticed by big business and the poltical world!

Four women bared their chests in downtown Eugene, Ore., in December, protesting society's use of child-unfriendly pesticides (and in favor of legalized hemp).
"hundreds" of women bared their chests in Lusaka, Zambia, in January, protesting the allegedly fraudulent election victory of president Levy Mwanawasa.
In a protest in Helsinki, Finland, in April, "hundreds" of women publicly vowed to refrain from bearing children for four years unless parliament stops authorizing nuclear power plants.

[The Oregonian, 12-10-01] [South African Press Association-Agence France-Presse, 1-8-02] [Reuters, 4-5-02]

posted by Charlotte # 9:57 AM

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