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| A chemical secreted by immune cells when people are sick or stressed causes a common gut bacterium to go on the offensive against its host, according to a new study. When Oklahoma legislators passed a law encouraging display of America's national mottoes in public schools, members of the Oklahoma Chapter of Americans United decided to go on the offensive. Arnold Schwarzenegger remains popular, and still carries the promise of a better future, but only if he's willing to go on the offensive against Sacramento's old guard. |
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