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"Live Action can run ads — but first you have to delete all tweets that, effectively, criticize Planned Parenthood, show images of preborn children or ultrasound images, that talk about the abortion procedure or link to investigative footage," she said. "And you have to create a new Live Action website that doesn't include any of that content, either, in order to reactive your ability to run ads on your account."
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