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Now, as some of you know, we’ve been doing this for a few years now (the list of previous years is below), but we’ve decided to do things a bit differently in 2013. We’ve asked a handful of our previous winners to pick their three top choices, along with their reasons for choosing these women. They’ve been gracious enough to take time out of their busy day and send in this year’s nomination, and for that, we thank them. As a company, we take pride in knowing we have such wonderful resources and would never abuse or take advantage of their generosity.
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WASHINGTON Nonprofit and governmental organizations are winding up social mediaheavy campaigns to promote HIV/AIDS awareness during the week of World AIDS Day.
Scary when you consider " The organization also hoped to reach a wide audience through the effort, but especially consumers age 25 and under because they account for a major share of new HIV cases." Delete the scoop?
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Great post.. very inspring...