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In June, 2011 new PETA billboards sparked controversy around the ethics of animal research. Billboards near the University of Washington campus targeted researchers at the University. James Lynch, Q13 FOX News Reporter in Seattle interviewed Susan Adler, NWABR Executive Director in addition to interviewing a representative of PETA and students at the University.

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