Girls' T-Shirt Pulled From Children's Place Amid Complaints Of Sexism
The Secaucus, N.J.-based Children's Place retailer has stopped selling a T-shirt that has sparked complaints of sexism.
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The Secaucus, N.J.-based Children's Place retailer has stopped selling a T-shirt that has sparked complaints of sexism.
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The state of New Jersey has launched a loan program designed to boost home ownership in the counties hit hardest by Hurricane Sandy.
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The video cameras pan to the area where shots were fired to record a license plate, a car, a face or anything else that can help catch the suspect.
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