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Scientists reveal the VERY surprising reasons 5% of people are terrified of clowns

Scientists reveal the VERY surprising reasons 5% of people are terrified of clowns

It's long been assumed that a fear of clowns is rooted in a bad childhood experience involving the jesters. But new research suggests an aversion to the characters may be a part of human nature

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