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Assignment:
Add quotation marks or italics where necessary in the following questions below
1) Colbie Caillat, another musician known for her hit single Bubbly, says, "It's great to know we can look and feel beautiful without causing pain to animals. There are so many great products...there's just no reason to buy anything else."
2) Major companies like Boots, Yardley, Paul Mitchell, and Revlon have made claims that they have stopped testing their products on animals.
3) Harriet Williamson, a freelance journalist, wrote an op-ed piece for the HuffingtonPost.com educating consumers on how to make cruelty-free choices.
4) Many celebrities are participating in the Be Cruelty-Free campaign, according to an article in the newspaper USA Today.
5) On April 15, 1980, animal rights advocate Henry Spira took out a full-page ad in The New York Times to decry the use of animals in the safety testing of cosmetics.
6) Major companies like Boots, Yardley, Paul Mitchell, and Revlon have made claims that they have stopped testing their products on animals.
7) Paul McCartney, member of the singing group The Beatles, is very active against animal testing.
8) Moran and Locke's article Beauty and the Beasts: The U.S. Should Ban Testing Cosmetics on Animals calls for Congress to take official action against animal testing.
9) The Humane Cosmetics Act was introduced in the United States, and if enacted would prohibit animal testing for cosmetics in the U.S. and the import of animal-tested cosmetics.
10) Jim Moran and Paul A. Locke, who write for the journal The Scientific American, also express their opinion against testing on animals.