@CNN: A person’s desire to commit a physical or sexually violent act may be stopped with a quick physical intervention in the brain, according to new research https://t.co/6ppgKZPhro https://t.co/NHDF2ptRE1

July 4, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

A person's desire to commit a physical or sexually violent act may be stopped with a quick physical intervention in the brain, according to new research https://t.co/6ppgKZPhro pic.twitter.com/NHDF2ptRE1

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@CNN: A person’s desire to commit a physical or sexually violent act may be stopped with a quick physical intervention in the brain, according to new research https://t.co/6ppgKZPhro https://t.co/NHDF2ptRE1

@CNN: Sen. Bob Corker: “I lost that battle” on deficits but will still vote for the tax bill https://t.co/r2oprAu4Jf https://t.co/cAmHmdBlSI

@CNN: Serena Williams gives birth to a baby girl https://t.co/At0XMdgwZm https://t.co/YbJQiCMVq2

@CNN: Police in Florida are looking for the vandal who painted “#MeToo” on the leg of the nurse in the “Unconditional Surrender” statue https://t.co/eCFAkkr7nB https://t.co/5CFbFNmz80

@CNN: The US denied attacking a Syrian airfield on Sunday, hours after President Donald Trump tweeted “Animal Assad” would have a “big price to pay” for an alleged chemical weapons attack. https://t.co/6ZTVHBzQj0

@CNN: US “slams the brakes” on UN Yemen ceasefire resolution https://t.co/9wOH1wwPM0 https://t.co/HxcJxseVB7

@CNN: San Juan resident on Pres. Trump’s tweets on Puerto Rico: “I’m for Trump, but these comments surprised me very much… https://t.co/3as2ioFxAA

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