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"   You probably read here a few weeks ago about how a congresswoman in Michigan was banned from speaking on the House floor because she used the word &amp;quot;vagina&amp;quot; in front of her colleagues. And now, another group of people are freaking out over the V-word. People in Australia and New Zealand are reeling after a Carefree pantyliners TV ad used the word. The ad features a naked woman (the scandalous bits are covered) talking frankly about feminine discharge and...she drops the V-word at one point. OMG. (Check out the ad below if you don&amp;#039;t believe us.) The Australian Advertising Standards Board said they&amp;#039;ve already received 30 complaints, and the ad just started running a few days ago.  Frankly, we don&amp;#039;t see what the big deal is. It&amp;#039;s just anatomy, and 50 percent of the population has one. In fact, we use the word on our covers\u2014we didn&amp;#039;t realize we were scandalizing people in the process. Or maybe we&amp;#039;re not. What do you guys think? Is the word &amp;quot;vagina&amp;quot; taboo? Or do the people who freak out about its use just need to lighten up?      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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