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Hold the Vagina

By Connie Tuttle

Tucson Weekly | October 14, 2005

The October issue of Seventeen includes an article about vaginas and all you need to know about them. But you won't find this magazine at Albertons. The chain pulled the October issue from its supermarkets in 11 states, including Arizona.

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