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This document discusses animal cruelty and testing. It focuses on how animals experience cruelty, pain, suffering, abuse and are forced into cages during testing. The document maps out concepts related to animal cruelty and testing including the animals themselves, as well as who commits these acts such as adults and both men and women.
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