T-Shirts Don't Kill

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02/24/2007

According to Dr. Valerio Reggi, chief of the anticounterfeiting task force created last year by the WHO (and as reported in the New York Times), in many countries, "counterfeiting a T-shirt means 10 years in jail, but counterfeiting a medicine can be a misdemeanor."

A deadly misdemeanor.

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T-Shirts Don't Kill

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