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"   Photo: Abercrombie &amp;amp;amp; Fitch  This Friday, from 4 to 5PM, a group called Teens Turning Green is planning to stage a protest in front of Abercrombie and Fitch&amp;#039;s 5th Avenue flagship \u2014 if they don&amp;#039;t pass out from the cologne first. The penetrating, inescapable scent should be recognizable to anyone who&amp;#039;s ever walked past an A&amp;amp;amp;F store, or been in high school, and as Abercrombie spreads its seed across New York City (thanks to a host of new Hollister stores) the number of corners on which one&amp;#039;s nostrils aren&amp;#039;t assaulted by &amp;quot;Fierce&amp;quot; are shrinking. Apparently, a recent report revealed that more than ten unnamed, harmful chemicals are in the perfume, including one that may harm male reproductive health, so the kids in Teens Turning Green sent A&amp;amp;amp;F&amp;#039;s CEO Mike Jeffries a letter (he didn&amp;#039;t answer) and now they&amp;#039;re protesting \u2014 which we appreciate. You can join them if you like, but then you&amp;#039;ll have to inhale. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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