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Love Machines

By Jennifer Hahn, LA CityBeat. Posted February 23, 2005.


Relationship sites are a booming online business, as lonely hearts look to 'scientific software' to find mates. But are the biggest players hiding disturbing agendas?

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Jennifer Hahn, a freelance writer in Los Angeles, was formerly an editorial fellow at Mother Jones.

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