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pornography; and exploitation of the human needs for food, shelter, safety, or affection.19B A new consciousness about the harms of prostitution in the United Kingdom is evident in political commentary suggesting that men should be charged with rape if they have sex with women who are intimidated into having sex

ntries to the US—that hasn't been done before? And write about the emotional harms why don't you?" I thank Emily Teplin and Zachariah Bo Summers at Yale Law School for their assistance and their dedication in editing this paper. 1. The Sex Business. THE ECONOMIST. Feb. 14. 1998. at 17. Copyright 2006 by the

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