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"   Looks like all those &amp;quot;real body&amp;quot; campaigns  might be majorly paying off in the self-esteem-boosting department: A new poll shows that fewer women than ever say they&amp;#039;re on a diet nowadays. (Cue the applause!) Roughly 23 percent of American women report that they&amp;#039;re currently dieting, compared with 34 percent in 1992. Which sounds pretty damn awesome to us. Though, before you try to get a crew of &amp;quot;real bodied&amp;quot; pals together to skinny dip in celebration, you should know that the same poll also found that 60 percent of Americans say they want to lose 20 pounds. Maybe we&amp;#039;re all just so busy trying to balance work and life that sticking to a diet is kinda impossible? Though, we&amp;#039;d like to think that maybe fewer women are dieting because, while they may want to lose weight, they&amp;#039;re ultimately happy with how they look. Or, even better: Perhaps instead of going on an official (or potentially gimmicky) diet, more women are just trying live healthier lifestyles. Now that would be something to cheer about.  Tell Us: What do you think of these new findings? Want more from Natasha? Follow her on Twitter or find her on Facebook. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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