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    Commented on Who's Funding Prop 37, Labeling for Genetically Engineered Foods?
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    1:08 PM on November 3, 2012
    http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/propositions/37/title-summary.htm Everyone should read the summary to Prop 37, carefully. Pay especially close attention to exemptions and fiscal impact. The idea shared by many is reasonable, but the legislation has major flaws. If this piece of legislation passes, I predict...
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    Commented on Who's Funding Prop 37, Labeling for Genetically Engineered Foods?
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    12:32 PM on November 3, 2012
    It's embarrassing how poor some people's comprehension skills are. Presenting them facts and they call you a liar. Maybe I can spell it out a little better. Want GMO free foods? Look for "non-GMO" label No "non-GMO" label? Assume it...
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    Commented on Who's Funding Prop 37, Labeling for Genetically Engineered Foods?
    in Elections 2012
    1:08 PM on November 3, 2012
    http://voterguide.sos.ca.gov/propositions/37/title-summary.htm Everyone should read the summary to Prop 37, carefully. Pay especially close attention to exemptions and fiscal impact. The idea shared by many is reasonable, but the legislation has major flaws. If this piece of legislation passes, I predict...
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    Commented on Who's Funding Prop 37, Labeling for Genetically Engineered Foods?
    in Elections 2012
    12:32 PM on November 3, 2012
    It's embarrassing how poor some people's comprehension skills are. Presenting them facts and they call you a liar. Maybe I can spell it out a little better. Want GMO free foods? Look for "non-GMO" label No "non-GMO" label? Assume it...
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