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Abortion: Not Easy, Not Sorry –
Elle, Oct 2014
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Anatomy of a Whistleblower –
Mother Jones, January/February 2004
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Botox, Cosmetic Fillers, and the Meaning of Beauty –
ELLE, March 2011
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Can This Marriage Be Saved? –
New York Times Magazine, August 12, 2007
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Daddy Dearest –
The Bitch Is In the House, August 2002
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Eros and the Office –
ELLE, July 2011
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Genie In A Bottle –
ELLE, March 2006
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Ignorance Is Bliss –
ELLE, August 2008
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Kinsey & Me –
ELLE, January 2005
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Mr. Obama Goes to Washington –
ELLE, December 2006
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The Danger of DCIS, The Breast “Cancer” That’s Often Not –
Elle, June 2015
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Overwhelmed: Work, Love, and Play When No One Has the Time –
Elle, March 2014
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War Photographer Lynsey Addario Defies Expectations of What Makes a ‘Good’ Girlfriend and Mother –
Elle, Feb 2015
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Who You Callin’ Mother –
Elle, April 2004
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Who’s The Fairest Wife Of All? –
Elle, April 2006
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