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"  The cons to being born a co-joined twin are totally obvious. Or &amp;quot;totes obvi&amp;quot; for all the teen girls out there. But let&amp;#039;s focus on the pros:  1. You&amp;#039;re never lonely.2. The whole &amp;quot;two heads are better than one&amp;quot; is a given.   3. If you were born a co-joined twin in the early decades of the twentieth century, you were cruelly exploited, jeered at, dehumanized, and forced to make in a rusty bucket. Good thing our civilization has evolved. Instead of mocking those cursed to be ugly on the outside, we have reality television, where everyone is ugly on the inside. Everybody is special, or so grade school taught us. But some of us are more special than others, and co-joined twins fit the bill.  Here&amp;#039;s a list of famous human beings, forced by fate into literal physical co-dependency.  Seven Famous Sets Of Co-Joined Twins [neatorama.com] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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