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	Asked by the judge if he had &quot;changed his mind&quot; on his claim that he did not know the women were sex workers -- a keystone of his defence case -- Strauss-Kahn replied: &quot;No&quot;.</div>
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Strauss-Kahn denies knowing women at sex parties were prostitutes

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Strauss-Kahn denies knowing women at sex parties were prostitutes

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