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This Week: The NYPD tracked Muslim students around the country in “standard operating procedure,” Zebra stripes explained, El Khalifi arrested for terrorism after year-long probe, and men are shown to be more giving when attractive women are nearby.

Chewing the Facts is a round up of recent news for Moxy readers to chew on and chat about at their after-work cocktails or during mid-day coffee breaks. Published twice a month, this brain candy is meant to create an open conversation about the things happening in our world today.

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This Week: Apple is hit by boycotts for deplorable working conditions at China factories, Virginia senate passes anti-abortion bill but almost includes required rectal exams for erectile disfunction, An Afghan war vet is reunited with his four-legged compatriot, Scientists take a new look at female sexuality and snow owls fly south. Chewing the Facts is a round up of recent news for Moxy readers to chew on and chat about at their after-work cocktails or during mid-day coffee breaks. Published twice a month, this brain candy is meant to create an open conversation about the things happening in our world today.

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For some people it’s outdated. For others it’s worth the wait. Either way, many Gen Y-ers are waiting until they “grow up” to get married. According to the Washington Post, there has been a 6% decrease in marriage for adults over 18—from 57% in 2000 to 51% in 2010. And that difference is even greater [...]

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This Week: NASA Searches for Loot That Traveled From Space to Another Void, Gabrielle Giffords to resign from US Congress to work on recovery, Guatemalans climb volcano in protest against violence, A Second Here a Second There May Just Be a Waste of Time and Evicted 101-year-old Detroit woman can’t go home. Chewing the Facts is a round up of recent news for Moxy readers to chew on and chat about at their after-work cocktails or during mid-day coffee breaks. Published twice a month, this brain candy is meant to create an open conversation about the things happening in our world today.

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