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	Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
	Hey folks, three knockoff suspects have been identified or named in Boston to go along with the knockoff jihadis.
	No, it's just right here from AP, Boston police say three additional knockoff suspects have been taken into custody of Boston Marathon bombings investigation.
	The three people arrested are friends of Jokar Sanayev.
	Two of them will be charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements.
	They are not U.S. citizens and they are accused of lying what they know or knew about Jokar Sanayev.
	Their names are Azimat Tsahiakov and Diaz Kadyabraev.
	Both are originally from Kazakhstan by way of Dagestan, by way of Kurdistan, and attended the University of Massachusetts stand at Dartmouth Stan with Jokar Sanayev Stan.
	The third suspect, according to CBS News, is an American citizen.
	He will be charged with making false statements.
	Man, oh man, folks, I have to, by the way, welcome and greetings.
	Rush Limbaugh, the EIB Network.
	We are here at the Limbaugh Institute and literally are loaded today.
	If I get everything in today, I'm going to feel like I have achieved something major.
	I mean, we are literally loaded, and it's going to require a lot of discipline to get all of this stuff in.
	So three additional suspects.
	You're going to have to give me the whole three hours today today, which you do anyway.
	But, I mean, there is so much good stuff today, it's not even going to be possible for me to summarize it all in the first monologue.
	If all I did was summarize what I've got, I couldn't finish that summary in the opening monologue segment.
	I mean, it is exploding out there.
	Anyway, three additional suspects arrested, the Boston Marathon bombing case.
	Knockoff suspects to go along with the knockoff jihadis as described by Vice President Biden.
	Just wondering, folks, if President Obama had a gay son, would he look like Jason Collins?
	That is still in the news.
	Will you want to hear the latest on this?
	Piers Morgan Live, CNN, last night, he interviewed the NBA player Jason Collins' former fiancé, a woman, dated this guy for six to eight years and had no idea that he swung for the other team.
	No idea.
	Sick, now, I'm sorry, but something here, folks, something.
	Six to eight years they were engaged to be married or dated or something.
	Piers Morgan says, you had eight years.
	Your dream was to have a husband, a soulmate, best friend in him, which is what you had.
	In 2009, he called off your wedding, and it was only last week when he called you up and you discovered probably the reason why, which was that he's been gay the whole time.
	It's a lot to process at this point, but, you know, I really care a lot about Jason.
	He's a great individual.
	We had incredible moments together, and, you know, I want him to be happy and I want him to have a wonderful future.
	And looking back at eight years, they were great.
	And I think for a woman, we tend to write scripts in case you men don't know that, but we did.
	We planned a wedding.
	We planned our lives together.
	And it's hard, you know, for anybody to rewrite their script in their life.
	And then, you know, on the side of society, really taking a hard look at why is it so difficult for someone to be comfortable in their own skin and to be accepted or to feel accepted.
	Maybe that's part of what contributed to that.
	And I think that that's a progression in modern society.
	We have to be accepting.
	She's blonde.
	She's very attractive.
	Her name is Carolyn Moose.
	By the way, did you know I have a story coming up?
	Honestly, it is written as though it is as normal as the day is long that men wilt in the presence of a beautiful woman.
	That's what it says.
	The story proceeds on the assumption that men wilt.
	They just change.
	They lose their rationality.
	They lose their ability to be protective of themselves.
	They just may not express it going on in their minds.
	They just end up being totally discombobulated.
	The story is about there's an antibiotic that you can take as a man to prevent that from happening.
	You will not lose your rationality in the company of a beautiful woman if you take this antibiotic.
	Oh, speaking of medicine, do you know it's I'll get to it.
	This is what I'm telling you.
	I can't.
	We're loaded.
	Here's another one.
	A federal judge has now said 15-year-old girls can go to the drugstore and get the morning after pill without a prescription, without parents' knowledge.
	I'll tell you on Fox this morning, Dr. Manny Alvarez was on and he was hot.
	He blew away this Democrat activist, Jemu Green.
	We have that coming up.
	I mean, it's hot.
	Jemu Green didn't stand a chance.
	Now, the reality is that Jemu probably thinks that she cleaned his clock, which is how out of touch the left is.
	So anyway, back, we still got one more soundbite here with Jason Collins engaged for eight years to a beautiful blonde woman by the name of Carolyn Moose or Moose.
	It's M-O-O-S.
	She had the script written.
	It was all ready to go.
	They'd planned the wedding and their lives together.
	And then you know that it's not going to be that way.
	And oh, no, we have to be accepting.
	So it says here that Collins, when he called her up and said, you know, I swing for the other team, didn't even apologize.
	The media, by the way, I haven't, I've looked.
	Media has no curiosity about whether he cheated on this woman.
	Engaged for eight years.
	She doesn't know.
	Well, I know.
	It is entirely possible.
	That's the amazing thing.
	It is entirely possible.
	But so apparently he didn't apologize.
	The media is not curious whether or not he was stepping out on her.
	Anthony Wiener now.
	Let's go.
	Anthony Wiener, jerk.
	Schwarzenegger, jerk.
	Mark Sanford, triple jerk.
	Jason Collins, greatest guy to ever come down the pike.
	Tim Tebow, jerk.
	Quadruple jerk, Christian jerk.
	He didn't do anything except get cut.
	And I still hate him.
	Do you know that there was a liberal sports reporter who actually treated my suggestion that Tebow announce he's gay seriously and discussed it seriously and whether or not it would actually help Tebow get signed?
	A sports journalist did not know that I was being facetious.
	And I don't think that would work.
	It still wouldn't work.
	Tebow still can't play.
	Well, Jason Collins can't play.
	Doesn't matter.
	He's really gay.
	It's all that matters.
	He'll get on a team, doesn't matter because it's all political.
	Anyway, Piers Morgan said to Caroline Moose last night on Piers Morgan Live, did he apologize to you when he called and told you that he hits for the other team?
	I think he's in the process of taking ownership of the here and now, which is actually coming out, you know, and that can be very, I assume, overwhelming.
	You know, I did invest eight years in our relationship with a shared dream and vision with him, and I value that.
	I had to rewrite the script, and I still am rewriting it.
	And it's been very challenging.
	So, you know, that's a natural, hopefully natural progression for him to look at things from all different angles.
	And, you know, as he becomes more comfortable with himself, I think, you know, that time will allow for some perspective on that as well.
	Well, I think you've shown remarkable courage.
	Carolyn Moose, a very brave lady.
	There we go.
	Courage again.
	I don't know.
	I do not know.
	Look, I don't, I don't, this woman is, I do not want to say anything.
	Nothing against this woman, but courage.
	Once again, words mean things.
	Courage, the Benghazi whistleblowers.
	Oh, folks, speak.
	You know, yesterday, after Obama's presser, I told you, this guy is, he just didn't, it was dull.
	It was boring.
	Is he this way?
	Or did he just try to be the media?
	Is alarmed.
	The media is scared because that press conference yesterday, Obama was so bad.
	So, I'm whispering so that the media doesn't hear me.
	So bad.
	I got a whole stack just on that.
	That's coming up.
	Anyway, last night on TMZ, we have a segment here, a portion of a segment with somebody at TMZ talking to Mike Wallace, the former Steelers wide receivers now with the Miami Dolphins.
	Wallace tweeted something about this Jason Collins business, something, and he had to walk it back a little bit.
	The Dolphins say, hey, hey, hey, you know what?
	We don't endorse any of that kind of stuff.
	Players are free to say what they want to say, but we don't agree with what Wallace said.
	I don't even remember what it was.
	But the TMZ reporter was talking about Wallace being criticized.
	He tweeted.
	He was critical of Collins for announcing he was gay.
	That's what it was.
	Anyway, this is the TMZ report on this.
	The sports world continues to rally around Jason Collins, the first active NBA player ever to reveal he's gay.
	But the first pro athlete to make a homophobic tweet about it is Miami Dolphins wide receiver, Mike Wallace.
	Congrats, Mike, you ignorant bastard.
	Yes, just hours after Collins made his announcement, Wallace goes and tweets: All these beautiful women in the world and guys want to mess with other guys.
	Sma!
	The hell smuh.
	Ouch!
	Shaking my head.
	Anyway, he deleted the tweet, but still, not cool, Mike.
	But there's your leading news network for the low information voter, by the way, and it's one of the reasons why I wanted to play that for TMZ and the leading news.
	Jon Stewart is in second place.
	Colbert, whatever, third place.
	TMZ is it now.
	And that you just heard that that's TMZ News, and that's where people are getting it.
	You ignorant.
	And all Wallace did, I remember now, Wallace tweeted, I don't get this.
	So many beautiful women out there, and guys want to mess with other guys.
	And they just descended on this guy.
	As TMZ did here.
	Now, Larry Flint.
	Let's go up to somebody 14.
	Oh, yeah, folks.
	Larry Flint has decided he's going to endorse Mark Sanford for Congress in North Carolina.
	South Carolina, South Carolina.
	I met Governor Sanford once at a wedding.
	A friend of mine got married in South Carolina, Charleston.
	And Governor Sanford was there.
	He's a nice guy.
	You remember him?
	He fell in love with an Argentine babe and just lost it.
	He needed that antibiotic.
	He fits the bill of this story that I've got in this deck.
	I better find this since I've revealed.
	Let me see.
	Here it is.
	I'm lucky today.
	I just dug deep and found the first thing I came across.
	Antibiotic protects men from attractive women.
	This is from real clear science.
	Heterosexual men mentally melt in the presence of attractive women.
	Tom Jacobs writes this in Pacific Standard, whatever that is.
	Even the very thought of possibly interacting with a beautiful woman is enough to temporarily impede men's mental abilities.
	Next paragraph.
	Of course, women know this, and some women use it to their advantage.
	Companies also know this, and they use it to their advantage, too.
	During my years in grad school, many of the biotech sales reps were unusually attractive women.
	Men feel more trusting toward women who cause them to be sexually aroused, even if there's no good reason for it.
	Just like when Indiana Jones totally fell for that sexy Nazi chick in Indiana Jones in the last crusade, the low information news, folks.
	This is from a real clear science blog, and a real life circumstance they're writing about is related to what happened in a movie, which was scripted and written.
	It never did really happen.
	There is no Indiana Jones.
	He didn't fall for a Nazi chick.
	But Roger Ebert saw it and wrote about it, so it's real.
	Now, is there a way for men to avoid these devilish honey traps?
	Have you heard that term honey trap?
	Now, how long have you heard that?
	Now, seriously.
	Okay, 1960s, right?
	It's a law.
	It's a very old term.
	But this, again, this is real clear science.
	I want to read to you what this guy says about the term honey trap.
	It's unknown if the honey trap is named after the money honey on CNBC.
	The honey trap has nothing to do with the money honey on CNBC, but this guy's historical reference is.
	Anyway, the antibiotic is minocycline or minocycline.
	It's M-I-N-O-C-Y-C-L-I-N-E, minocycline.
	It's typically used to treat acne, pimples, and zits.
	But it can also reduce symptoms associated with mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and depression, and it can also improve decision-making.
	And the latter effect was analyzed further in a study described in scientific reports.
	Can boys get minocycline or minocycline at age 15 over the counter?
	Don't know.
	Never heard of it.
	My guess is: if it's an antibiotic and it's an acne-pimple-zit medicine, these are pretty powerful stuff.
	You probably have to have a prescription for this.
	You can get the morning after pill over the counter now.
	Parents don't know.
	Nobody needs to know.
	You don't even know really what it's doing, but you can get it.
	So we've got instant birth control now.
	We don't even need to.
	The birth control pill is history.
	You don't need to take the pill now.
	You go out and live it up and head to the pharmacy and grab one of these morning after things and take it, age 15 on.
	Parents can't stop it, can't know.
	Nobody can stop it.
	So, anyway, Japanese researchers recruited about 100 men to play a trust game using photographs of beautiful women.
	In the game, each guy was given $13 and asked to rate the attractiveness.
	And they discovered that men that they lost all ability to reason and be rational in the presence or the proximity of a beautiful woman.
	Women said.
	So that's that story.
	Now, back to Larry Flint and Mark Sanford.
	Let me take a brief timeout.
	Let's do that.
	we'll come back to Larry Flint and Mark Sanford and the congressional race in South Carolina.
	You know, folks, if this is true, by the way, minocycline, just tetracycline.
	Acne pimple zit medicine.
	If it's true, stop and think of something here.
	If tetracycline can stop men from becoming babbling idiots in front of beautiful women, think about how that would level the playing field for unattractive women.
	And we wouldn't have needed feminism.
	If essentially you can cancel the unfair advantage beautiful women have in attracting men, who would not have needed feminism.
	We could have just required that men take tetracycline, and it would have been the end of it.
	I'm also stunned.
	There are a lot of people who do not know what a honey trap is.
	Folks, pretty self-explanatory out there.
	Honey, as in woman, trap.
	And it's rooted in the belief that men will wilt and become powerless to resist and will do whatever they have to to please a woman they think is attractive or beautiful.
	Larry Flint is going to endorse Mark Sanford for Congress, and here is why we can do it.
	No one has done more to expose the sexual hypocrisy of traditional values in America today.
	Mark Sanford has demonstrated by his words and deeds that traditional values are shameful and that he will not live by such rules.
	His open embrace with his mistress in the name of love, breaking his sacred marriage vows, was an act of bravery that has drawn my support.
	My endorsement has not been an easy decision for me, even though Mark Sanford has emerged as a sexual leader.
	He lied to his wife, he lied to his children, and he lied to the people of South Carolina.
	Despite his journey down this Appalachian Trail of Deceit, I support him for exposing the hypocrisy of traditional values.
	So, how can he lose in modern America?
	We'll translate that.
	we get back the kaiser family foundation a major health care provider went out and did an exhaustive extensive survey of the american people the kaiser family foundation You know what they found?
	42% of the American people have no idea that Obamacare is the law.
	Now, stop for a moment and let that sink in.
	42% of the American people have no idea that there is a new health care law.
	No matter what it's called, they don't know it exists.
	42 percent.
	Folks, if that's the case, repeal it.
	If 42% don't even know what it is, don't worry about who supports it.
	Just get the hell rid of it.
	My gosh, if there's ever been a green light put in front of the Republican Party over anything, 42% of the American people don't know what it is.
	Aside from the political aspects, I mean, it is what does it say about the awareness of the people in this country who vote?
	42% do not know that Obamacare exists, that it's a law of the land.
	They're totally clueless about it.
	Now, back to this Larry Flint soundbite, it may have been hard to hear.
	It's a YouTube video from his website.
	Larry Flint, who is paralyzed in a wheelchair, the publisher of Hustler magazine, has offered millions of dollars for evidence.
	Anybody who can prove that Republicans have been unfaithful in marriage and so forth, he posted yesterday a video on his YouTube channel endorsing Mark Sanford for Congress in South Carolina.
	Mark Sanford, as you know, fell in love while he was married.
	Well, he's governor with a woman in Argentina and just lost it.
	I mean, he went down to Argentina.
	Nobody knew he was there.
	He told his wife he was hiking the Appalachian Trail.
	I mean, everything this Tetracycline story says, it happened to him.
	He just totally lost it, lied to people, disappeared.
	His aides de camp didn't know where he was.
	He was so much in love, he finally held a press conference.
	I'm so in love.
	I love this woman so much.
	I'm going to give it all away.
	I'm going to give everything.
	I'm going to give up governorship.
	I'm going to quit.
	I'm going to do everything.
	Now he's back.
	And Larry Flint thinks this is the best thing that ever happened to me who wants to torpedo traditional values is to endorse this guy.
	So what Larry Flint said.
	Here, listen, let's play it again here because we were really under the gun time-wise.
	I want you to listen to this.
	Turn the radio up.
	There's a lot of music in it, and Flint, of course, his voice has been affected by his injuries and his paralysis.
	So he can be a little hard to understand.
	I don't want to try to read this to you myself.
	It is far more impactful and powerful when you hear it from Larry Flint himself.
	No one has done more to expose the sexual hypocrisy of traditional values than Americans today.
	Mark Sanford has demonstrated by his words and deeds that traditional values are shameful and that he will not live by such rules.
	His open embrace of his mistress in the name of love, breaking his sacred marriage vows, was an act of bravery that has drawn my support.
	My endorsement has not been an easy decision for me, even though Mark Sanford has emerged as a sexual leader.
	He lied to his wife, he lied to his children, and he lied to the people of South Carolina.
	Despite his journey down this Appalachian Trail of Deceit, I support him for exposing the hypocrisy of traditional values.
	I mean, that's just absolutely hilarious.
	Here's Larry Flint, who despises traditional values, thinks that endorsing Sanford, a guy who blew them all to smithereens, is worth it.
	I don't know if it's going to help or hurt Sanford or what have you.
	We'll talk about Jason Collins and football players and the NFL and the NBA and coming out and all of that.
	Let's go to Washington.
	A Washington, D.C. council member is preparing to introduce a resolution calling on the Washington Redskins to change its name.
	They're suggesting they change the name to the Washington Red Tails.
	Councilmember David Grosso, an independent elected last year, said he plans to pursue his non-binding resolution because the current name is derogatory.
	It's racist.
	Been a long time since we've had this name associated with Washington.
	I think it's time we take a stand and change it.
	Washington's name has been dishonored by association with the word Redskins, says the resolution, because it is well known in America and in nations afar that American Indians have expressed utmost suffering and disrespect over the years.
	In his resolution, Grosso urges the team to change its name to the Washington Red Tails, noting that that was a nickname used by the Tuskegee Airmen, the pioneering aviation unit that broke the color barrier for U.S. military pilots in World War II.
	They want to celebrate warriors.
	These are people who killed other people in war.
	We can't use the word Redskins.
	Anyway, when RG3 heard about this, the quarterback of the Washington Redskins, Robert Griffin III, now, a little history.
	There was a black reporter used to be in Detroit, was working at the time for ESPN.
	And he ripped into RG3 because he was a Republican.
	As a black, you can't be down for the struggle and be a Republican.
	You cannot be authentically black and be a Republican.
	So this ESPN reporter, Rob Parker, I think his name, called him a cornball African-American, a cornball, something or other.
	And immediately banished RG3 from the lofty heights of African Americans with the Democrat Party down for the struggle.
	Because he's a Republican, because he dates a white woman.
	And by the way, Jason Collins' ex-fiancé is white.
	It doesn't matter now.
	But you remember they came down hard on RG3.
	He didn't buckle then.
	And his reaction, he tweeted yesterday after the news went out that the D.C. City Council wants to get rid of the name Redskins.
	Robert Griffin III tweeted, in a land of freedom, we are held hostage by the tyranny of political correctness.
	And the cesspool known as Twitter erupted in outrage again at RG3.
	They erupted an outrage when they learned he was a Republican.
	They erupted an outrage when they learned that he was dating a white woman.
	Yesterday, he tweeted, in a land of freedom, we are held hostage by the tyranny of political correctness.
	A bunch of leftist cesspool attendees on Twitter tried to say that he didn't even know what the word tyranny meant, when in fact he knows every definition of the word tyranny.
	So the star quarterback of the Washington Redskins, defending the name of his team and talking about the petty, insignificant, offended characteristics of these leftists, wringing their hands out there, worried about the mascot name, want to tyrannize everybody else.
	And it's furthermore been learned.
	RG3, this is a Washington Post, Robert Griffin III not only blew off the White House correspondence dinner, he was invited by NBC.
	He was to be the guest of NBC.
	He blew it off.
	And you know what else he blew off?
	He blew off a private pre-dinner reception with President Obama.
	And the Washington Post today has a story.
	RG3, why did he skip correspondence dinner?
	Why did he skip Obama reception?
	The nerve of this guy.
	Who does he think he is?
	Doesn't RG3 know where he's supposed to be and how he's supposed to talk and what he's supposed to think?
	So the left is in a tizzy over this guy.
	They don't like it.
	He's independent.
	He's bashing their censorship, which is what political correctness is.
	Political correctness, nothing but censorship of free speech.
	Censorship of freedom of thought.
	Called him a cornball brother.
	Rob Parker.
	And so the Washington Post says, we're told that Griffin was one of the elite cadre of dinner VIPs whose name was submitted a couple of weeks earlier for clearance into the most exclusive reception of the entire weekend, a backstage meet and greet with Obama and Moochelle My Bell.
	Nicole Kidman, Bradley Cooper, Conan O'Brien joined the correspondence president Ed Henry and other select guests on that elite list, but RG3 never turned up.
	What a cornball brother he's turning out to be.
	So the left, my friends, let down and unhappy from Reuters Today, football preparing the ground for first gay players.
	They're big.
	They're tough.
	And presumably, some of them are gay.
	Yay!
	But so far, not a single active NFL player has come out and said so.
	After NBA player Jason Collins broke the barrier this week, the National Football League is making sure that it will be ready for any coming out party.
	Just hours before Collins' coming out statement was published by Sports Illustrated on Tuesday, the NFL released a workplace conduct statement regarding sexual orientation.
	And it goes on to say the NHL National Hockey League is doing the same thing, preparing for the inevitable gay player announcement, smoothing the way, greasing the skids, so to speak.
	In fact, the NFL is saying that they're going to work with the Gay Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation to have re-education camps alongside their training camps.
	No, no, no.
	No, I am not making that up.
	Aaron McQuaid of the gay rights group, the Gay Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, says the NFL has responded well to their suggestions that proscribing discrimination isn't enough on its own.
	We are part of a coalition, been meeting with the NFL, speaking with them for almost a year now about ways to stop coming down hard on guys for saying something they didn't think about and start educating them.
	We're still very early in the process, moving along fairly quickly.
	NFL absolutely committed to not just punishing the players that misbehave, but actually educating the players about these issues.
	Well, where are they going to do that education process?
	They're going to have education camps along with training camp.
	How are they going to do this?
	The gay-lesbian GLAAD is a political group, folks.
	Gay-Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, I think, is what it is.
	But they're a political group.
	They're Democrats.
	They're leftists.
	And they have been calling the NFL.
	And they've been, you know, we need to work together on educating your players.
	So you just had the draft, and now many camps, OTAs, everybody started to get ramped up for the season.
	And the NFL is preparing for the first gay player announcement.
	We're back.
	Rush Limbaugh here on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
	Great to have you here.
	RG3 tweeted after the NFL draft ended: to those who do not hear their name called in the next few days, I say, know that your dreams are still there for the catching.
	Go get it.
	There's RG3.
	Now, he's a first-rounder, but he was talking to guys that may have expected in the first round or second, didn't hear their names.
	Stay in there.
	Hang in there.
	Inspiring them, motivating.
	What a great guy.
	Then he learns that the long knives are on for the name of his team, and he says, Look, we're all living under the tyranny of political correctness.
	Whatever happened to free speech.
	And they're out to destroy the guy now, folks.
	Make no mistake about it.
	42% of the American people unaware that Obamacares the law.
	Kaiser Family Foundation.
	More on that.
	Here's Arthur in Dallas as we head to the phones.
	Arthur, great to have you on the program.
	Hello, sir.
	Hi.
	It's great to be on the show, sir.
	Great to have you here.
	I wanted to call.
	I've been listening as I drive around today, and you had mentioned with RU486 being legalized, there is no point anymore to birth control pills, as has been the systematic thing for the last, I don't know how many years.
	You didn't mention a time.
	Birth control pills do not just greatly decrease the chance of pregnancy, they also help balance hormones and help alleviate the stresses of menstruation, at least, as I've been led to understand.
	How many 15-year-olds know this?
	How many, I'm sorry?
	How many 15-year-olds know?
	I mean, you can give away the after the, you know, the morning after pill now, over-the-counter when you're 15.
	You don't know anything of this stuff.
	It's a birth control measure.
	It's expressly what it's for.
	You know, I can agree on that point, but I have to ask them, why aren't we doing more to sexually educate our young people beyond abstinence only?
	Why aren't we willing to have real conversations about how things look?
	I thought we had sex education all over.
	What would you tell them?
	What would I tell them?
	What would be, I know, outline for what would be a responsible sex education program?
	A responsible sex education.
	Well, if we approach it from the idea that if it's going to happen, it should at least be safe.
	We would probably cut down on the amount of abortion of these kinds of problems.
	If we actually set it beyond, what is it?
	This abstinence-only ideal of never do it.
	And here's, well, it all needs to be theory.
	Well, I know it's old-fashioned, but the problem is abstinence works every time it's tried.
	Every time it's tried, it works.
	And I don't know what kind of common sense there is in encouraging 15-year-olds to be going out there and having sex like they're minks.
	just don't understand it have to take a break here at the top of the hour we We come back, Manny Alvarez, one of Fox News Channel's doctor analysts, discussing the morning-after birth control pill available over-the-counter starting today.

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