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FROM CTV PRESS RELEASE: In a pre-planned, live sketch last night at The 2004 JUNO Awards, Canada's music awards, host Alanis Morissette made light of the recent Super Bowl controversy in the United States when she "exposed" herself on Canadian television. The songstress appeared on stage in a robe and stated that Canadians "live in a land where we still think the human body is beautiful and we're not afraid of the female breast." For more background CLICK HERE
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For more information on
the 33rd annual JUNO Awards, visit the Canadian Academy of
Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) Web site at http://www.junoawards.ca.
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