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• Business InsiderIn 1990, there were only 7,000 hard copy images of child porn in the United Kingdom, according to non-profit group NSPCC.
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In 1990, there were only 7,000 hard copy images of child porn in the United Kingdom, according to non-profit group NSPCC.
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I really need to hear Dr. Pauls side of this and soon....
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