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Jane Fonda got arrested AGAIN. Make that the 4th Friday in a row - CNN

  1. Jane Fonda got arrested AGAIN. Make that the 4th Friday in a row  CNN
  2. Jane Fonda, Rosanna Arquette, Catherine Keener arrested at climate change protest: 'Women bear the brunt'  Yahoo Celebrity
  3. Jane Fonda to Spend Night in Jail After 4th Arrest Protesting Climate Change  TMZ
  4. Jane Fonda, Rosanna Arquette, Catherine Keener were arrested at yet another climate change protest  AOL
  5. Jane Fonda is white, wealthy and privileged – and she's using that power for good  The Guardian
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