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Most of the women in the TV ads need to gain 30 pounds.
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Instead of changing people, why don't we change the standards by which they are judged?
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Instead of changing people, why don't we change the standards by which they are judged?
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Why is it that many of the ads we see on TV claim that they can help women lose 30 pounds? Most of the women in the TV ads need to gain 30 pounds. Instead of changing people, why don't we change the standards by which they are judged?
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INTRO:Why is it that many of the ads we see on TV claim that they can help women lose 30 pounds?
OUTRO:Instead of changing people, why don't we change the standards by which they are judged?
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