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		By: Paula		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I don&#039;t eat meat or poultry, but I wrote an article about pâté. (One of my interviewees had a lovely French accent, and even made discussing what was in pâté and related products and how they were made seem pleasant.) The one story I turned down was about sales &#038; marketing efforts of a tobacco company. &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;I&#039;m accustomed to putting my opinions to the side. I have a few nice neighbors with some extreme political/moral views, but when their political yard signs go up I don&#039;t put up opposing signs. Thanks to their yard signs I know what issues to steer clear of when speaking with them. Like you said - I&#039;m not going to convince them they&#039;re off their rockers, and they wouldn&#039;t be able to draw me into their beliefs, so why bother? We&#039;re all entitled to our own opinions and beliefs.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don&#39;t eat meat or poultry, but I wrote an article about pâté. (One of my interviewees had a lovely French accent, and even made discussing what was in pâté and related products and how they were made seem pleasant.) The one story I turned down was about sales &amp; marketing efforts of a tobacco company. </p>
<p>I&#39;m accustomed to putting my opinions to the side. I have a few nice neighbors with some extreme political/moral views, but when their political yard signs go up I don&#39;t put up opposing signs. Thanks to their yard signs I know what issues to steer clear of when speaking with them. Like you said &#8211; I&#39;m not going to convince them they&#39;re off their rockers, and they wouldn&#39;t be able to draw me into their beliefs, so why bother? We&#39;re all entitled to our own opinions and beliefs.</p>
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