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Gay chorus to sing at Florida Marlins game
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       The Fort Lauderdale Gay Men's Chorus will be kicking off Tuesday night's Florida Marlins baseball game by singing the national anthem at Pro Player Stadium, The Miami Herald reports. The performance is part of the team's first AIDS Awareness Night benefit, which will benefit two south Florida AIDS agencies. The team has donated 1,000 game tickets to the agencies, which are selling the tickets for $25 each and keeping the proceeds.     

        
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