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In the interview, Mr. Akin said victims of "legitimate rape" rarely got pregnant.

Since Mr. Akin's comments that victims of  "legitimate rape" had a biological mechanism to fight off pregnancy, his campaign has raised $1 million in online donations, it says.

The committee had pledged millions of dollars to Mr. Akin before he made his infamous comments in August that victims of "legitimate rape" could fight off pregnancy.

Where do they stand on 2012 Senate candidate Todd Akin's claims that women who are victims of "legitimate rape" can biologically prevent becoming pregnant?

It resurfaced on Monday, two months after Akin caused a furore when he claimed that victims of "legitimate rape" could "shut down" potential pregnancies.

Mr. Akin, who is in a high-profile race against Senator Claire McCaskill, had said victims of "legitimate" rape rarely got pregnant because "the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down".

But it was moved to do so, she said, when Ms. Warren began trying to link Mr. Brown with Todd Akin, the Missouri Senate candidate who put forth the bizarre claim this month that a woman who had been the victim of "legitimate" rape could not get pregnant, obviating the need for abortions.

Most commonly, the payer is either acting in bad faith by trying to reverse a transaction that they knowingly authorized and benefitted from, or acting in good faith, and is a victim of legitimate fraud.

Comments by Representative Todd Akin, a Republican running against Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri, are drawing condemnation after he asserted that victims of "a legitimate rape" have biological mechanisms to prevent pregnancy.

By Luke Darby August 20 , 2012To know: Todd Akin, the Republican candidate running against Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill, is under fire after he said that women who are victims of "a legitimate rape" are very unlikely to become pregnant.

To know: Todd Akin, the Republican candidate running against Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill, is under fire after he said that women who are victims of "a legitimate rape" are very unlikely to become pregnant.