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A US comedian’s jokes amid the Cornell rape scandal have set off a firestorm

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A US comedian’s jokes amid the Cornell rape scandal have set off a firestorm

Prominent US comedian Shane Gillis used his opening monologue of Saturday Night Live to offend women everywhere.

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