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facebook user see the site as means of self o mochlingts that promotion breaks down by gender. women most likely to advance themselves by a photograph while men do so in written postings. >>> on theubject of gender. vindication today for women who have long complained that the men in their lives seem so forestful. new study from the mayo clinic makes it official. men are much more likely than women to suffer significant memory loss as they able. here's lindsay davis. >>reporter: he was always one of the men a little forgetful when it came to birthday and anniversary but the fast few years his memory started getting worse. >> item embarrassing when someone you should know walks in the room and says hi. how are you? and i'll say well, i'm fine. you know and act like i know who it is. >>reporter: he was one of 2000 men and women over the age of 70 who took part in the study. the mayo clinic found 19 percent of the men suffered from mild cognitive impairment compared to 14 percent of the women. mild cognitive impairment is significant forgetfulness but not severe enough to interfere with daily life. >> this is a surprising finding to us. >>reporter: what also makes these new findings

the cartoon controversy, we went through the facebook controversy in pakistan, ewe kit mchal who's our undersecretary for public diplomacy is on the front lines o you know, pushing back on all of this all the time, and so we want to be judged by who we are as a nation, not by something that iso aberrational, and we'll make that case as strongly as possible. >> time for one more? >> sur >> okay. let me, first of all, apologize to the 283 of you whose questions will not get answered, and let me also say that after the secretary completes her next answer, if people would just remain seated while we get you out quickly and safely. >> safely, do you think they're going to storm the stage? [laughter] >> this is the- >> i don't know. i'm looking at this audience, there's -- [laughter] there's a few people i think that might. [laughter] >> thanks, richard. secretary, it's a pleasure, and i appreciate the responsibility on my shoulders. i have two very quick ones. >> actually one quick one. >> very easy ones. is it the rolof the united states to support the green movement, the opposition in iran? and if so, how should we be doing that? and secondly, you

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