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A new poll indicates that fewer Americans find behaviors such as having children outside of wedlock, using birth control, and gambling to be morally acceptable. This trend suggests changing societal attitudes.
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A new poll indicates that fewer Americans find behaviors such as having children outside of wedlock, using birth control, and gambling to be morally acceptable. This trend suggests changing societal attitudes.
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Fewer Americans think birth control, gambling, having kids out of wedlock are acceptable
Poll indicates decline in acceptance of certain social behaviors among Americans