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Tesco respond to ‘sexist’ card claims
For some days Tesco have been considering their response to Channel4 News as debate continues over a card viewed by some as offensive currently on sale in Tesco shops.
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For some days Tesco have been considering their response to Channel4 News as debate continues over a card viewed by some as offensive currently on sale in Tesco shops.
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