Sex sells — or does it?

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Sex sells — or does it?
Sat, 19 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

Susanne Harrington’s article presenting the views of TV sex expert Tracey Cox (Feelgood, June 11) would indicate that this is no longer the case.

Ms Harrington is a good journalist with a great sense of humour and there is no need for her to stoop to this level.

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