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By Sally Law, LiveScience's Science of Sex Columnist Can two people have sex and still remain "just friends?" A recent study found that 60 percent of college students have been in a "friends with benefits"
By Sally Law, LiveScience's Science of Sex Columnist Can two people have sex and still remain just friends? A recent study found that 60 percent of college students have been in a friends with benefits

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