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"Robin Thicke&amp;#039;s No. 1 single &amp;#039;Blurred Lines&amp;#039; has been banned by another student union. The song was previously  banned by the Edinburgh University Students&amp;#039; Association (EUSA), who declared that the song did not comply with their &amp;#039;End Rape Culture and Lad Banter on Campus&amp;#039; policy.  Alice Smart, an officer at the University of Leeds student union, told The Independent that the decision was made collectively by the union&amp;#039;s sabbatical officers, because the track &amp;quot;undermines and degrades women&amp;quot;. It means that the song will not be played at any of the three nightclubs or two bars operated by the union. Smart said: &amp;quot;The reaction has been mainly positive. A few students are asking why, if we have banned this song, we aren&amp;#039;t banning everything, but we&amp;#039;ve chosen this one as an example, because it&amp;#039;s so popular.&amp;quot;  &amp;#039;Blurred Lines&amp;#039; has received criticism for its alleged promotion of non-consensual sex. Lyrics include: &amp;quot;I hate these blurred lines, I know you want it.&amp;quot; Thicke previously dismissed claims that the video for his smash was sexist, telling Digital Spy he just &amp;quot;wanted to make it funny&amp;quot;. He has also stated that the song is &amp;quot;actually a feminist movement&amp;quot;.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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