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WHAT DO YOU THINK

March 22, 1993

Attention, readers. Here's your chance to vote and have your opinion recorded.

This month Children's Express InfoLine poll question is:

Do you think music lyrics have an effect on kids?

To vote, call (317) 624-4636. When you are asked for your four-digit category number, push 2021 for YES, or 2022 for NO.

You have until 5 p.m. Wednesday to register your opinion. The results of this poll will be published March 29.

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