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January 26, 2004
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10,000 Sign Anti-PETA Petition In First Week

In its first week, the Center for Consumer Freedom's online petition -- aimed at revoking the federal tax exemption of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) -- has received more than 10,000 Internet signatures. And one in ten signers are forwarding the petition to their colleagues, friends, and family. Click here to sign the petition and keep this momentum going.

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