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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 I had a career because the all-male board at my junior-year college decided to replace our brilliant but decidedly masculine headmistress with a woman who was in the process of eclipsing her in the affections of her lover.
#2 Benji, a journalist, was 19 years old when he was assigned to cover the story of an all-male college board’s decision to replace its headmistress with a woman. He had none of the typical reactions, but instead threw on clothes and drove to the school.
#3 A woman tried to kill her boyfriend, a cardiologist, because he had developed a high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet that he mailed free of charge to anyone who asked.
#4 Tarnower’s book thanked Jean Harris for her splendid assistance in the research and writing of this book. Harris was a divorced mother of two grown sons who had been close friends with Tarnower for many years.

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Cuisine

La cuisine et son histoire

Culinary

Biography

Culinary art

Autobiography

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	18 septembre 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9798350030990
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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Insights on Julia Reed's Dispatches from the Gilded Age
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I had a career because the all-male board at my junior-year college decided to replace our brilliant but decidedly masculine headmistress with a woman who was in the process of eclipsing her in the affections of her lover.

#2

Benji, a journalist, was 19 years old when he was assigned to cover the story of an all-male college board’s decision to replace its headmistress with a woman. He had none of the typical reactions, but instead threw on clothes and drove to the school.

#3

A woman tried to kill her boyfriend, a cardiologist, because he had developed a high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet that he mailed free of charge to anyone who asked.

#4

Tarnower’s book thanked Jean Harris for her splendid assistance in the research and writing of this book. Harris was a divorced mother of two grown sons who had been close friends with Tarnower for many years.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

Fads are ephemeral, silly, and wasteful, but they can also recall the moments of your life and the life of the world around you.

#2

I have a career because the all-male board at my junior-year college decided to replace its headmistress with a woman. I had none of the typical reactions, but instead threw on clothes and drove to the school.

#3

Fads are ephemeral, silly, and wasteful, but they can also recall the moments of your life and the life of the world around you.

#4

Fads are ephemeral, silly, and wasteful, but they can also recall the moments of your life and the life of the world around you.

#5

Fads are ephemeral, silly, and wasteful, but they can also recall the moments of your life and the life of the world around you.

#6

When you are in love, your mouth changes. It becomes darker, more defined, and red. Red lips are about passion and desire.

#7

Red lipstick empowers you to hide. It takes a lot of time to do full eye makeup, and lips give you equal power. Women who wear red lipstick may be free, but not truly wicked.

#8

Red lips are about passion and desire. They are gay and amusing, especially when you are not used to seeing women in them.

#9

women are wearing more jewelry, and less makeup.

#10

fads are ephemeral, silly, and wasteful, but they can also recall the moments of your life and the life of the world around you.

#11

Clothes can be the ticket to the life to which you aspire. Remember Stella Dallas. Reba McEntire sings a song called Fancy, in which Fancy’s mother spends her last penny on a red satin dress for Fancy and sends her on her way. Fancy ends up with a mansion in Georgia and a town house in New York.

#12

Women are wearing more jewelry, and less makeup. Fashion is about yearning.

#13

Grooming is more important than the rocks, and it’s a lot cheaper.

#14

Clothes can be the ticket to the life to which you aspire. Remember Stella Dallas.