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NAMES:
TJ: Terrence Jones (radio presenter)
M: Masood Ahmadi (interviewee)
Ma: Marie (caller)
Na: Nathan (caller)
J: Jason (caller)
D: David

TJ – we are here today to talk to Masood about animal testing, sorry; animal experimentation. Good morning Masood

M – good morning TJ

TJ – before we start, Masood, are you for or against animal experimentation

M – Well, I agree with the fact that experimentation on animals help human research which will be used for everyone's benefits.

TJ – Not very beneficial for the animal

M – When I mean everyone I mean you and I and all human beings

TJ – lets take some calls shall we?...first on the line is Marie, hello Marie

Ma – hi TJ

TJ – so what'd you have to say about all this?

Ma – I am disgusted, how can you agree with animal testing? Mamood, maysood or whatever your name is; animals have the same right as humans, why should they be treated differently. We are all gods creatures!

M – ha ha ha…… o,......

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