Bill Cosby's Sexual Assault Trial Goes To Jury

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        Bill Cosby's Sexual Assault Trial Goes To Jury
    A Pennsylvania jury of seven men and five women began deliberations on Wednesday to decide whether Bill Cosby is guilty of sexual assault. 
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Bill Cosby's Sexual Assault Trial Goes To Jury

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Bill Cosby's Sexual Assault Trial Goes To Jury

A Pennsylvania jury of seven men and five women began deliberations on Wednesday to decide whether Bill Cosby is guilty of sexual assault.

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