Every week, millions of kids around the world tune in to WWE programming to watch behemoths and beauties do battle in the kind of morality play that has helped professional wrestling captivate audiences across cultures and continents. And, each week, those kids see behavior that falls more than a little short of admirable.
It's a conundrum that leads to problems when the company pitches their anti-bullying campaign "Be a Star" to fans from Saudi Arabia to Australia.
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