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          May 28, 2010
          
        
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Actor Cheyenne Jackson will cruise the Baltic Sea in August as a benefit for AmFAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, for which he is an ambassador. The award-winning Broadway and TV star will represent AmFAR on this summer's Cruise for a Cure, an eight-day cruise aboard the Regent Voyager that will depart from Copenhagen August 4. The organization will receive 10 % of each cruise fare booked through David Morris International.

        
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